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Community Events: Learn more - Act now!

 

Members of the St. Norbert College community are committed to an anti-racist campus culture. Learn more about the SNC community-wide action plan to seek justice and ensure that every member of our beloved community - and the greater world - can flourish.

 

2022 Events

Date/Time

Event

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Registration Info

January 15-February 13

The Bias Inside Us

"The Bias Inside Us" features a traveling exhibition that serves as the centerpiece for local programs and activities. Through compelling images, hands-on interactives, and powerful testimonials and videos, the exhibition unpacks and demystifies the concept of bias.

Weidner Center
Grand Foyer

Admission is Free
No Registration Required
February 2022

Black History Month is a month long celebration full of events that raise awareness of the African American culture. The Association for the Study of African American Life and History designated the 2022 theme as Black Health & Wellness. Students, faculty, staff, and community members are invited to celebrate the gifts of African Americans in scholarship, music, and food. 

Coordinated by St. Norbert College Multicultural Student Services
Ongoing sessions will take place on the second and fourth Fridays of every month from 12:45-1:45 pm
Professional Power Hour
We All Rise: African American Resource Center

We are launching a full series of Aspiring Anti-Racist White Allies Groups for white folks who are committed to their own anti-racism journey. This is a space for courageous conversations, accountability, radical love, and transformational knowledge. To view all group description and details, including Professional Power Hour, please click here.
Professional Power Hour - Sessions will take place on the second and fourth Fridays of every month from 12:45-1:45 pm. These sessions will take place over a video call. We ask those that are participating can commit to being fully present and on video throughout the entire session. 
Event Contact Name
 Rachel Westenberg
Event Contact Email or Phone
 Session Details and Registration
Presentations/Recordings
Recording from 11/18/21 Presentation

Supporting Refugee Resettlement in Northeastern Wisconsin
sponsored by the Norman Miller Center for Peace Justice & Public Understanding and the Center for Global Engagement
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