Events

Feb 11, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

Women’s Herstory Month: The Revolution Within Us

In March the Women’s Center will explore our past, present and future as we begin to think about ourselves as sites for revolution during Women's Herstory Month.

Jan 29, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

Rest Is Our Liberation: There is Rest for the Weary

AACC Director angela gay-audre reflects on Black History Month.

Jan 29, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

Our Futures: Virtual Talk Series from the GLBT Center

The GLBT Center provides an opportunity for local LGBTQ community leaders to engage in intimate and ongoing conversations with students.

Jan 28, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

Little Fires Everywhere: Watch and Discuss with the AACC

The African American Cultural Center invites you to spend an evening watching Little Fires Everywhere on Feb. 4, 2021.

Jan 15, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

Unique MLK Celebration Planned for Spring Semester

The African American Cultural Center honors Martin Luther King Jr. with multiple opportunities for engagement in 2021.

Jan 14, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

Gender and Equity Research Symposium Calls for Proposals

The Women’s Center and community partners will host the fifth annual Gender and Equity Research Symposium on April 14, 2021 via Zoom.

Oct 30, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Celebrate Joyous Kwanzaa with Us Virtually

This November NC State will celebrate Kwanzaa, a holiday celebrated within Pan-African culture from Nov. 4 – 13.

Oct 29, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Annual Sisterhood Event Seeks Video Speaker Submissions

The Council on the Status of Women's Sisterhood Celebration committee is seeking students, staff, faculty and alum to speak to the challenges faced since last year's dinner.

Oct 4, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Racial Equity Summit: Tiffany Dangleben

NC State’s Racial Equity Summit will take place on Oct. 15. Read on to learn more about one of its Guiding Coalition members.

Oct 4, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Trainings for the Campus Community on IPV

Interpersonal Violence (IPV) prevention and education may be taking place virtually this semester, but there are still ample opportunities to get involved.