The School of Government will host the 2022 Deil S. Wright Lecture: Fired Up, Burned Out, or Both? Making Sense of the Public Service Workforce. The lecture will be presented by Mary E. Guy, a widely acknowledged expert on social … Read more
The "UNC Department of Neurology's Career Forum" will be held to help interested students, particularly those who are underrepresented, learn more about medical career opportunities with a neurological focus from a wide variety of experts including: Sleep & Other Neurodiagnostic … Read more
The UNC Department of Communication will present “Beyond the Roots,” a new work featuring UNC student and activist Imani Williams. Her performance explores the reality of growing up as a Black woman in an inherently turbulent and prejudiced America. Seen through the … Read more
The Carolina Indian Circle will host the 35th Annual Powwow. This year’s theme is “Reclaiming Our Space.” The event will feature cultural dances, and vendors will sell food and Native American crafts. Grounds open at 10 a.m. and Grand Entry … Read more
The UNC Department of Communication will present “Beyond the Roots,” a new work featuring UNC student and activist Imani Williams. Her performance explores the reality of growing up as a Black woman in an inherently turbulent and prejudiced America. Seen through the … Read more
The UNC Department of Communication will present “Beyond the Roots,” a new work featuring UNC student and activist Imani Williams. Her performance explores the reality of growing up as a Black woman in an inherently turbulent and prejudiced America. Seen through the … Read more
The Department of Women's & Gender Studies will host several events with noted feminist scholar and activist Margo Okazawa-Rey. The first of these events is an open lunch with Graduate students. The event will be held outdoors at the tent … Read more
The UNC Department of Communication will present “Beyond the Roots,” a new work featuring UNC student and activist Imani Williams. Her performance explores the reality of growing up as a Black woman in an inherently turbulent and prejudiced America. Seen through the … Read more
The Department of Women's and Gender Studies will host the discussion "Feminisms & Activism" with noted feminist scholar and activist Margo Okazawa-Rey. Joining the discussion will be Heidi Kim, director of the Asian American Center, and Tanya Shields, director of … Read more
The Department of Women's and Gender Studies will host an open lunch with noted feminist scholar and activist Margo Okazawa-Rey and faculty. The event will take place at the outdoor tent near the Smith Building (150 Cameron).
The Stone Center's Annual Diaspora Lecture will be delivered by Dr. Jennifer Jones, associate professor of sociology and Latin American and Latino Studies (by courtesy) at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Dr. Jones’ research lies at the intersection of … Read more
Stephanie Syjuco works in photography, sculpture, and installation, moving from handmade and craft-inspired mediums to digital editing and archive excavations. Using critical wit and collaborative co-creation, her projects leverage open-source systems, shareware logic, and flows of capital, in order to … Read more
the UNC Program for Public Discourse and Carolina Asia Center will present a Debating Public Policy Series event: "What To Do About China? Taiwan and the Future of US-China Relations." The discussion features the following contributors: Moderator: Klaus Larres, Richard M. … Read more
DOCSpeaks, short talks on cultural competence, will present A is for Advocate and Angel of Alabama, Brenda Hampton's story of environmental justice and healthcare. Film clips will be followed by a discussion and Q&A with director Elijah Yetter-Bowman. Angel of Alabama focuses on … Read more
Join NC ACE Women’s Network for “Reimagining Networks: Leaning in Together for Shared Wellbeing.” The panel discussion will explore the relationship between wellbeing and community among women in higher ed. Our speakers are women leaders who will address the importance … Read more
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
