Antisemitism, upward mobility, and name-changing in New York City, 1917-1945 with Kirsten Fermaglich, professor of History and Jewish Studies at Michigan State. Our thinking about Jewish name changing tends to focus on clichés: ambitious movie stars who adopted glamorous new … Read more
This virtual symposium will feature keynote speaker Māui Hudson, HBSc, AIT, MHSc, AUT (Whakatöhea), associate professor, director, Te Kotahi Research Institute, University of Waikato, New Zealand. Speakers will include: Amy Locklear Hertel, JD, MSW (Lumbee and Coharie), executive vice provost, … Read more
The land we now know as North Carolina has one of the largest Indigenous populations in the United States, and many tribal nations call this land home. Indigenous peoples are the original stewards of the landscapes and waterways of this … Read more
The Womxn of Worth Spring Conference seeks to meet the needs of Womxn of Color in navigating professional spaces while promoting resiliency and establishing a personal sense of worth. The conference curriculum is designed to equip participants with the tools … Read more
This presentation by Anole Halper, MSW, MPH, will explore the history of how gender and sexuality have been constructed and pathologized as mental illness in the U.S. over time. Together, we will examine how the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) … Read more
The Asian American Center will host State of Asian America, a year in review with AAC Director, Dr. Heidi Kim. Boxed dinner provided for those who register by March 24.
La Conferencia's purpose is to provide a space for Latinx students, staff, faculty, and their allies to network and create a discourse about access, social development, education, positive communication, and cross-cultural understanding in a Latinx-centered setting in the Triangle area. … Read more
La Conferencia's purpose is to provide a space for Latinx students, staff, faculty, and their allies to network and create a discourse about access, social development, education, positive communication, and cross-cultural understanding in a Latinx-centered setting in the Triangle area. … Read more
La Conferencia's purpose is to provide a space for Latinx students, staff, faculty, and their allies to network and create a discourse about access, social development, education, positive communication, and cross-cultural understanding in a Latinx-centered setting in the Triangle area. … Read more
The Graduate School’s Diversity and Student Success program invites the UNC-Chapel Hill campus community to the inaugural Surviving and Thriving Summit. We will explore stories from graduate students of color through interactive storyboards and a performance piece, culminating in a facilitated … Read more
Faculty, staff, and administrators—do you work with graduate and professional students? Join the co-authors of this selected chapter in A Practitioner’s Guide to Supporting Graduate and Professional Students as they discuss innovative practices for retaining graduate and professional students from … Read more
The Hip Hop South Festival celebrates the impact of hip hop across the South. Co-curated by Harvard Nasir Jones Hip Hop Fellows Christopher Massenburg (also known as Dasan Ahanu) and Dr. Regina Bradley, the festival includes headlining performances by hip … Read more
