Join the Women's and GLBT centers for a Womxn's HERstory Month and Week of Action program centering on Afrofuturism as a site for liberation, particularly for our black transgender community. Speakers for the event will include community scholars, activists and […]
Although Womxn’s Herstory Month has come to an end, we are still committed to practicing the pillars of radical self-love. Sexual Assault Awareness Month begins in April, and we understand survivors of sexual assault often struggle with radical self-love. We […]
Join us on Zoom as we welcome peer scholar Samantha Aamot for a conversation about the history of Take Back the Night and rape prevention education at NC State. Where does the name Take Back the Night come from? How […]
Join Multicultural Students Affairs and the Native American Student Association as we celebrate 30 years of Powwow gatherings at NC State University. The event is free for current NC State students, but students should bring their student identifications. Your identifications […]
Amy Zhong, director and cofounder of Adopteen, will deliver the keynote address at the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month event. Founded in 2007, Adopteen is a nonprofit organization focused on providing the adoptee community with valuable connections and […]
NC State’s annual Take Back the Night is an event that reclaims the night and our campus for survivors of sexual assault. Join the Women's Center in honoring the strength, courage and resiliency of NC State activists, advocates and survivors […]
The Gender & Equity Research Symposium brings together students, staff, faculty and community members to discover, share and explore interdisciplinary research, scholarship and practice that promote equity and justice. The focus of this year's symposium is Trevor Noah's book Born […]
Robert Corbitt, an African American Cultural Center artist-in-residence, will guide live drumming classes that explore traditions of West African cultures through the djembe drum tradition. Corbitt will teach two sessions of the class each day it is offered. The class […]
Mama Vaune takes audiences on an interactive imaginative journey from the U.S. to the shores of Africa connecting traditional songs, percussive instruments, and dance. This workshop is free and open to the public! Please RSVP for your space at go.ncsu.edu/aaccdance.
Adapted from the national campaign, the NC State Women's Center Clothesline Project is dedicated to raising awareness about the reality of interpersonal violence in our society. In previous years, the project consisted of T-shirts that were created by survivors of […]
The Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity will recognize the Chancellor's Creating Community Awards nominees and recipients. This year's awards program will take place virtually at 10 a.m. on the Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity's YouTube channel. You can […]
SPEAK is a cross-cultural dance collaboration cocreated by tap dancers Michelle Dorrance and Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards and Indian Kathak dancers Rina Mehta and Rachna Nivas. In a digital happy hour, the artists of SPEAK will share their inspiration for bringing Kathak […]
In a livestream event, the artists of SPEAK will show excerpts from their cross-cultural dance collaboration and participate in a Q&A session with viewers. You can view the livestream here. Cocreated by Rina Mehta, Rachna Nivas, Michelle Dorrance and Dormeshia […]
Join Mama Vaune for a free workshop that will take you on an interactive imaginative journey from the U.S. to the shores of Africa connecting traditional songs, percussive instrument and dance. This workshop will be offered via Zoom. In compliance […]