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Multicultural Student Affairs is currently practicing social distancing per the CDC and university guidelines, and thus is operating on a remote basis until further notice. As a result, all walk-in hours will be suspended; however, we will be available to schedule phone and virtual appointments, as needed. Please feel free to email multicultural@ncsu.edu for any questions or concerns.

We care about our Pack community. As such, we encourage you to follow CDC and university social distancing guidelines, stay safe and know that we are one community who prides itself on supporting one another and being united during challenging times.

The Latest from Multicultural Student Affairs

Join us in Celebrating Black History Month

This year Multicultural Student Affairs and the African American Cultural Center recognize the labor of Black, African, and African American people towards the liberation of all. We adopt the teachings of Black feminist, lesbian, scholar, poet Audre Lorde who believed in the naming and claiming of rest as a revolutionary action and that such a revolution would be our collective undoing and our liberation.

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Statement from MSA About the Events of 2020

To say we are outraged, sad, and frustrated by the ongoing oppression of Black people in the US and world, is a severe understatement. Racism is insidious, and an unfortunate reality of our society. Over the past few weeks, Armaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Nina Pop, George Floyd, Tony McDade, and countless other Black folx whose names we do not know, have all lost their lives because of the racism and anti-Blackness in this country. To prevent the continued loss of more Black people, we must take active steps to combat racism, white supremacy, and anti-Blackness on our campus and in our daily lives.

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Apr 14, 2021

Providing Support in Response to the Recent Events in Minneapolis

Vice Provost Sheri Schwab issues a statement regarding the death of Daunte Wright and the Derek Chauvin trial.

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Apr 14, 2021

It Takes a Pueblo: Latinx Leader Iliana Santillán

Personal experience, a master’s degree from CALS and directing Juntos inform an alumna’s leadership of a Raleigh nonprofit advocating for Latin American families and students.

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Apr 9, 2021

Black Health Lab Works to Reduce Racial Health Disparities

We recently interviewed Vanessa Volpe, assistant professor in the Applied Social and Community Psychology program and director of the Black Health Lab.

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Mar 30, 2021

Honoring those Lost with Allyship, Attention and Action

Vice Provost Sheri Schwab issues a message to the community.

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Mar 26, 2021

Addressing Anti-Asian Violence

Over the past year, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have reported nearly 3,800 hate incidents, according to the organization Stop AAPI Hate.

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Mar 11, 2021

Harm Reduction in Marginalized Communities

Marginalized communities experience increased social and institutional inequities that negatively impact the health care, living conditions, educational and economic opportunities accessible to them.

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