this week at OIIR
this week at OIIR
events for the week of April 14, 2014
CHAI Time: Minority Health Month
Monday, April 14 from 6 to 8 pm
Asian American Cultural Center Lounge
Project Unbreakable
Keynote Lecture
Tuesday, April 15 at 7 pm
Gregory Hall Room 112
Meet Project Unbreakable
Tuesday, April 15 at 12 pm
Women’s Resources Center
LUNCH PROVIDED
Fearless Photo Exhibit at the ARC
Presentation by artist Jeff Sheng
Thursday, April 17 from 7 to 9 pm
ARC Auditorium
find out more about events this week
report acts of intolerance
report acts of intolerance
To report acts of intolerance: (1) call 911 or 9–911 from a campus phone if injured or if there is concern of immediate danger; (2) send an e-mail to tolerance@illinois.edu; (3) submit an anonymous report online; or (4) contact the Office of the Dean of Students 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (217) 333–0050. Help stop hate—report it! Here's why.
lunch on us
lunch on us
for the week of April 14, 2014
Monday, April 14 — Dish It Up at the WRC
A Feminist Gospel: Advocating for Women’s & Queer Rights in the Church, Rev. Karen Bush, Community United Church of Christ
Tuesday, April 15 — Food for Thought at AACC
A Deeper Look into Chicago’s Chinatown, Kelly Uchima, AACC Hermia Soo Intern
Wednesday, April 16 — Food for the Soul at BNAACC
Home to School & Back Again, MENgageMENT
Thursday, April 17 — Lunch @ La Casa
Global Indigeneity: An Alternative Politics of Recognition, Dr. Kate Williams, Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellow, American Indian Studies
Friday, April 18 — Chat ’n Chew at NAH
Heart Health: Education & Awareness of the American Indian Population, Special Pops Student Health Concerns Committee
training opportunities
certificates, workshops, & courses
get involved
get involved
Apply to be an I-Connect Facilitator
Diversity & Social Justice Education is looking for undergraduate students to facilitate I-Connect Diversity and Inclusion workshops starting in Spring 2014. During these workshops, new students will take a look beyond “diversity” and focus on some of the skills that we all use that promote inclusion and community. Experience facilitating difficult conversations is a must! The position is paid, and interviews will be held in mid-October. Students of color, LGBTQ, and students with disabilities are especially encouraged to apply. Apply now.
