MLK Book Drive Kickoff
All Campus 26 E. Main St., Norton, MA, United StatesThe Diversity, Equity, and Access Leadership (DEAL) will be launching an MLK Book Drive from January 18th - February 19, 2021.
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National Day of Racial Healing
OnlineAs part of MLK week events, join us for a guided meditation workshop led by alumna Ebony Williams.
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Beloved Community
OnlineThe Marshall Center and Center for Religious and Spiritual Life present an interfaith conversation on MLK's message of the Beloved Community.
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Community Conversation on Racial Justice
OnlineOn the final day of MLK week events, join us as we recommit to building an anti-racist community where ALL feel seen, valued and heard.
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MLK Legacy Celebration
OnlineWe invite you to this annual celebration which includes highlighting the student winners of the Creativity Showcase, the presentation of the MLK student and staff/faculty winners, and our keynote speaker.
Whea Are Wheaton
VirtualJoin the Marshall Center and Alumni Relations for a panel of powerful Black alumni.
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Investing in Low-Income and First-Gen Students
OnlineJoin Dr. Anthony Abraham Jack, acclaimed author and Harvard scholar, for a campus conversation.
Exploring Student-Faculty Partnerships as Anti-Racist Pedagogy
VirtualJoin Dr. Chanelle Wilson, Bryn Mawr College, and Mercedes Davis, Haverford College ’20, as they facilitate an interactive workshop about student-faculty partnerships and co-teaching as a form of anti-racist pedagogy.
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Panel discussion with Change the Subject stars
The Library will host a panel discussion with student activist Óscar Rubén Cornejo Cásares of Northwestern University, film director Sawyer Broadley, and Wheaton librarian Kate Henke, who will discuss their experiences with this work. Bring your questions to the event or submit them ahead of time. Click to register
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Brick by Brick: Building Anti-Racist Arts Organizations
OnlineJoin us for an open discussion. How do we create more just and equitable arts organizations? Can we use the past to build a new architecture of ideas?