This training will provide a broad overview of the resources and support measures available to those witnessing or experiencing a bias incident. We will briefly review the bias report form, bias dashboard, and bias protocol. A majority of the session will focus on sample incidents to navigate as a group. A Q&A will follow from the planned session, time permitting.

Are you learning a language or would like to share your language with other speakers? Join the Language House Chats and come practice for free in an informal and relaxed atmosphere.

Language Tables available this semester are: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish.

Join the Office of Off-Campus & Transfer Student Life (TOCSL) for their monthly Good Morning, Commuters FREE breakfast for transfer and commuting students!

We'll have bagels, muffins, fruit, coffee, and juices, as well as music and plenty of space for you to hang out with fellow off-campus Terps. So swing by the Atrium and get your Wednesday started right!

Please join the College of Education for our first spring 2022 college-wide dialogue of a 3 part series:"Recognizing and Addressing the Role of Power in Racism and Anti-racism Efforts." On February 9, we will examine the multi-dimensional aspects of power and its impact on racism and antiracism in order to unpack its role in contributing to and dismantling inequitable structures. Opening remarks will be provided by Dr. Carlton Green, of Green Psychological Services, and Jazmin Pichardo, Assistant Director of Diversity Training & Education.

In this interactive lecture, Dr. Catherine Knight Steele and Dr. Jessica Lu discuss their work on Black joy as resistance and a mechanism for operating outside the gaze, as it manifests online, in the media, and in teaching and research. We hope attendees will come and think about this topic together and take away ideas to implement in our own lives and work.

Does this sound like a foreign language to you: TAM, Margins, LVC, COGS, Burn Rate, Customer Churn, EBIDTA, Product/Market fit, etc.? This workshop will help you understand basic business terminology to prepare you for conversations with investors, business partners, industry experts and others on your journey of building your new startup.

Presenter: Alla McCoy, Director, Startup Support, UM Ventures, University of Maryland

The Clarice's BlackLight Summit aims to activate the unimagined possibilities in dance-it is a convening that envisions dance as a conduit to galvanize resilience and inventiveness. Returning for a second year, the 2022 summit explores three fundamental inquiries: "What/who are we becoming?" "How do we return to one another?" and "Does progress equal healing?" Throughout the 2021-22 season, the BlackLight Summit will continue to foster community connection by facilitating a series of mentoring and professional development opportunities, conversations and performances.

The social contexts in which transgender and gender diverse (TGD) youth navigate contribute to their experiences of support and hostility and, subsequently, their health and well-being. This presentation attends to this critical relationship with a primary focus on TGD youth’s voice and expertise. Critical attention is paid to the ways in which communities and the systems within them can be improved to promote health equity for TGD young people. 

UMD's Jewish, LGBTQ+ group on campus, is open to all denominations and identities.

AceSpace is a queer group welcoming to all on the aromantic/asexual spectrum! Come join our discord – ter.ps/acespacedis.