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The Power of Protest: History at NC State
Throughout history, students have assembled to push for equality, an end to war, economic opportunity, political ideology and more.
Building Campus Climates for Thriving, Not Just Surviving
Christy Byrd, assistant professor of teacher education and learning sciences and OIED faculty fellow, presented in November.
Faculty: Cultural Competence Training “Time Well Spent”
Read one faculty member's thoughts on NC State's Foundations of Cultural Competence training.
Faculty, Staff and Students Must Be Aware of Religious Observances
Although so many celebrate Diwali, quite a few people are still unfamiliar and unaware of it.
Film Screening Draws Attention to Dating Violence
Yeardley Love was murdered by her college boyfriend three weeks before graduation. Her family created the One Love Foundation.
Womxn of Color Retreat: A Letter from Resilient Voices
The Womxn of Color Retreat provided a sacred space for expression, vulnerability and an escape for individuals to present themselves holistically.
Community Centers Educate About “Revolutionizing All Bodies”
The Women’s Center, along with campus partners, celebrated National Love Your Body Day (LYBD) with its Second Annual LYBD Summit.
Find New Paths to Resilience with Transgender Awareness Week
We work so that not one person more will suffer for simply being who they are, the most fundamental of human rights.
ACE Releases Status Report on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Ed
There is one very noteworthy aspect of the first-time report.
OIED Welcomes Two New Equal Opportunity Officers
Both new officers bring extensive Title IX expertise and experience.