Black History Month 2021: Telling Our Stories
The MEC Big Read: Telling Our Stories Monday, Feb. 22, 11:30am to 1:00pm Medgar Evers College students present oral history projects that
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Biden-Harris 2021: What Should the National Black Agenda Be?
With a new (and different) presidential administration it is of critical importance that the national Black community articulate an agenda for systemic
Black History Month 2021: Let’s Work it Out
Let’s Work it Out Wednesday, February 24, 11:30am to 1:00pm Get moving and join personal trainer SunKing for a fun and lively
Black History Month 2021: “Black Lives Matter” Virtual Photo Exhibit and Artist Talk
“Black Lives Matter” Virtual Photo Exhibit and Artist Talk Wednesday, February 24, 6:00pm to 7:00pm Via Zoom Meeting ID: 849 1742 7847
Women's HerStory Month 2021: A Day of Women’s Wellness
This virtual day of women’s wellness activities will feature yoga instructors, make-up artists, and experts who will help attendees gain a better
Free COVID-19 Testing
Why Should I Get Tested? The Black community has been hard hit by the COVID-19 crisis, with African-Americans being 3.5 times more
Women's HerStory Month 2021: Coloring Outside the Lines
This virtual panel discussion will focus on the experiences of women of color who are illustrators, graphic artists, photographers, and editors. Panelists
Women's HerStory Month 2021: Ninth Annual Shirley Chisholm Conference: Gender, Activism, and Social Justice
With the historic election of Kamala Harris, the first woman, as well as the first Black and South Asian woman as the
B.L.I.N.G. Building Life-Long Investments for the Next Generation Conference
B.L.I.N.G. Building Life-Long Investments for the Next Generation to Create and Sustain Wealth Sponsored by Morgan Stanley Wednesday, March 18 – Thursday,
Women's HerStory Month 2021: The Truthtellers
This program will focus on historical patterns that have shaped the relationship between Black women and society. The discussion will be moderated
Stopping the World With Love
During these strange times, we are living, working, studying, and raising families. So, in part, this “new normal” has become normal because