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Mar 1, 2021 • Lisa Stephens

Race Matters Forum - "Reflections on Lived Experience: Assembling a Narrative in Response to "What Does it Mean to Be Black at Arcadia?"

The Faculty Senate Work & Welfare Committee is organizing another series of Race Matters Forum for this spring semester. We are pleased to announce our first event! Please consider joining us for a conversation between Alex Otieno (Department of Sociology, Cultural Anthropology...

Feb 26, 2021 • May Their Aye

In recognition of Women's History Month: "Wild Women Don't Have the Blues"

Join the Office of Institutional Diversity for a documentary viewing of "Wild Women Don't Have the Blues" in recognition of March Women's History Month. “The story of Ma Rainey, Ethel Waters, Bessie Smith, Alberta Hunter, Ida Cox, and other pioneering blues women from early in the century...

Feb 22, 2021 • Ashley Knueppel

Intern Philly Virtual Guest Speaker: LGBTQIA Philly, From Independence Hall to Stonewall - open to all students, faculty and staff

April 7th 6-7pm EST | LGBTQIA Philly: From Independence Hall to Stonewall Guest Speaker: Bob Skiba Zoom Meeting ID:93417911227 This presentation begins by examining what it was like to be queer in 1950s and 1960s America, an America where anyone who was at all different was...

Feb 22, 2021 • Ashley Knueppel

Intern Philly Virtual Guest Speaker:Philly's @YaFaveTrashman & What Defines Essential Workers - open to all students, faculty and staff

March 24th 6-7pm EST | Philly's @YaFaveTrashman & What Defines Essential Workers Guest Speaker: Terrill Haigler (aka @yafavtrashman) Zoom Meeting ID: 93380638403 Philly’s favorite trash man, Terrill Haigler, joins us to talk Philly trash. Less than three...

Feb 22, 2021 • Ashley Knueppel

Intern Philly Virtual Guest Speaker: Philadelphia Public Art and How It Impacts Us All - open to all students, faculty and staff

March 10th 6-7pm EST | Philadelphia Public Art and How It Impacts Us All Guest Speaker: David Guinn Zoom Meeting ID: 91961149976 David Guinn speaks to us about how public art inspires change in people, place, and practice. From within his standing as an...

Feb 1, 2021 • May Their Aye

In recognition of Black History Month : Documentary Showing

Grab a cup of coffee/ tea and your favorite snacks. Join us in the viewing of a documentary. "Hip-Hop was created by urban youth of color more than 30 years ago amid racial oppression and economic marginalization. It has moved beyond that specific community and been embraced by young...