Please join the Hispanic Heritage Foundation and Every Town for the Anti-Gun Violence Charla session. Gun violence touches every town in America. So while gun violence is a national problem it is a particularly important issue to the Latino community as we are disproportionately impacted when compared to the nation as a whole.
The charla will highlight the stories of those who have been personally impacted by gun violence as well as offer ways that we can come together to end the violence.
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An opportunity to hear from Dr. Alex Bitterman and Dr. Daniel Hess on their new book and a look at how social and cultural shifts within gay neighborhoods are used as a framework for understanding the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights and equality.
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Join the Counseling Center and other campus partners for a week of fun, engaging programming to improve your mental health!
The University’s COVID-19 safety guidelines will be followed at each of these events.
Monday: NURTURE WITH NATURE
Walking Meditation
Monday 10/4
Noon to 1 p.m.
Memorial Chapel Labyrinth
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Experts who were on the scene and supported the psychological well-being of the twelve boys rescued from the cave rescue in 2018, share what they learned about resilience and discuss the lessons that can be applied to the workplace
The panelists are Zoe Sinclair, Mark Berelowitz, Tee Jareonsettasin, and Kunal Mahajan.
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Join the Association of Latinos Professionals For America to learn about Capital One Design Thinking.
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Join the Office of Diversity & Inclusion and the School of Public Policy for a #UMDSolidarity teach-in on racial solidarity and how it relates to anti-oppression work. Panelists will also discuss how white supremacy functions as a barrier to racial solidarity, especially among communities of color, and what UMD community members can begin to do to foster racial solidarity. The panel includes:
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UndocuProfessionals is a national network that has become the largest community that is bringing together professionals, individuals and students to co-create an environment of mentorship with sustainability that allows themselves and for the next generation to have possibilities of choosing.
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Professor Elizabeth Cohen of Syracuse University will lead a conversation about how US immigration agencies terrorize the undocumented, target people who are here legally, and threaten the constitutional rights of American citizens.
Email to receive zoom information.
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Learn about the cultural origins of zumba and yoga and how to be an active activity in your local community.
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