Diversity Club is hosting Safe Talks for all students. What’s on your mind? Moraine Park’s Associate Director of Diversity and Inclusion Leslie Laster, Multicultural Student Support Specialist Kevin Rodriguez, and General Education faculty Emily Hayes want to hear what you have to say about just about anything. We’re listening. Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/94254961777 Meeting ID:...
In celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, three iconic speeches will be streaming on a loop in the cafeteria on each campus on Thursday, January 26 from 11:30am-1pm. Stop by to eat your lunch, watch, and listen.
Open group discussion about a current topic in world news and events. Listen and engage at your own comfort level. February is widely accepted as Black History Month. We’ll discuss its effectiveness, the precedent it sets, and the consequences of its existence. Come with an open mind for an engaging discussion.
Examine how the laws of slavery bled into the laws of post-emancipation, and how they affect the US today. Attend virtually or in FDL Room A103
With guest speaker Benjamin Mier-Cruz, Assistant Professor of Gender & Women's Studies at UW Madison Dive into the history of trans women and gain a deeper awareness for what it means to be feminine and to be a trans woman. Attend virtually or in FDL Room A112
Learn about the community resources available to students in the Beaver Dam area. Representatives from various food, clothing, health services, legal services, and more will be available to speak with students and introduce them to local resources. All are welcome! Refreshments will be available.
Gain a deeper awareness of Ramadan and what it means to those who observe it. Attend virtually or in person in FDL Room A112
Open group discussion about a current topic in world news and events. Listen and engage at your own comfort level. In recognition of Women's History Month, the March topic is "Women Smashing Glass." Discuss women's history and the achievements women have made in the workforce, home life, and culture of the United States, as well...
Free & confidential legal clinic for students, in partnership with Lawyers for Learners & Legal Action of Wisconsin. Register Here
History classes often gloss over the brutal realities and lived experiences of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, but it is in the brutality of this social and economic system that we see why the effects continue to last today. Let’s discuss the dark underbelly of our history, intergenerational trauma, and means of healing white and black...
Drop in any time during the two-hour window! Bring out your creative side with a variety of options including paint, jewelry making, vision boards, and other art mediums to celebrate women's history. Participants will receive a workbook on DEI to take home with your creation. Attend in person WB Room T117
All students are welcome! This is the Club's first meeting. Be a leader in creating inclusive spaces on your campus. Attend virtually or on any campus: BD Room J105, FDL Room A103, WB Room L155
