MPTC's Diversity Relations team presents the Tunnel of Oppression, an interactive, multi-sensory exhibit experience highlighting modern-day oppression. Participants will take a self-guided tour through a series of scenes exploring some of society's most complex and difficult issues such as racism, homelessness, ableism, violence, and more. The displays will provide insight into the realities of oppression,...
Join our Diversity Team in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a game of jeopardy! FREE lunch for student participants!
Join our Diversity Team in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a game of jeopardy! FREE lunch for student participants!
One of the challenges facing many veterans is a lack of public awareness about the military and those who served or are currently serving. Bring your lunch and join us for this informal discussion of what a veteran is, what they look like, and some of the stereotypes associated with those who wore the uniform.
Join our Diversity Team in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a game of jeopardy! FREE lunch for student participants!
One of the challenges facing many veterans is a lack of public awareness about the military and those who served or are currently serving. Bring your lunch and join us...
Step into a variety of figurative shoes as you journey through this interactive display. Peruse personal stories for a glimpse of diverse experiences and perspectives. The display will be set up around the Beaver Dam campus during the week of October 7-11.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Learn how to identify domestic violence, the various forms it can take, and how you can support survivors and help put an end to domestic violence for good.
Step into a variety of figurative shoes as you journey through this interactive display. Peruse personal stories for a glimpse of diverse experiences and perspectives. The display will be set up around the Fond du Lac campus during the week of October 14-18.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Learn how to identify domestic violence, the various forms it can take, and how you can support survivors and help put an end to domestic violence for good.
Join us for an interactive presentation and learn about Native/Indigenous peoples in Wisconsin while enjoying free coffee and pastries. Advance registration is required. FDL Room A-112 or Join on Teams
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Learn how to identify domestic violence, the various forms it can take, and how you can support survivors and help put an end to domestic violence for good.
