Traveling While Black & Queer
Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center 522 West Maple Street, Allentown, PA, United States
Free
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Wu Fei: Hello Gold Mountain (Musical Performance)
Zoellner Arts Center at Lehigh University 420 E. Packer Ave., Bethlehem, PASat, 02/11/2023 - 7:30pm Zoellner Arts Center, Baker Hall $25 | Free for LU Students Tickets Wu Fei is a renowned master of the guzheng, the 21-string Chinese zither, an instrument dating back 2,500 years. This original composition is performed by members of the Lehigh University Philharmonic conducted by Professor Paul Salerni, featuring Wu Fei on guzheng
$25
Traveling (Internationally) While Black: Black Students’ Study Abroad Experiences
Lehigh University Fairchild-Martindale Library 8A East Packer Avenue, BethlehemIn this panel, Lehigh students will discuss their experiences “Traveling While Black” as they studied abroad. Our student panelists will share why they chose to study abroad and what resources they consulted to help make their decision; describe the joys, surprises, and challenges they encountered in their journeys, and offer advice for others who are
Traveling While Black Through the Education System
Lehigh University Fairchild-Martindale Library 8A East Packer Avenue, BethlehemA conversation about the intersection between race and higher education, with Lehigh University students Risa Nkululeko, Justin Burrell, Margaret Robinnette, moderated by Roman Mitchell; opening remarks provided by Annie Balles. Lehigh University Fairchild-Martindale Library, CIRCLE, 4th floor South
Free
Traveling While Black Through the Arts
Muhlenberg College 2400 W Chew St, Allentown, PAA conversation about the intersection between race and the arts, with Calvin Alexander Ramsey (author and playwright), Anthony Smith Jr. (visual and mixed-media artist), Deirdre Van Walters (President of Basement Poetry), Michael Freeman (abstract artist), moderated by Camille Armstrong a.k.a. CAMILLE WHO (performing and teaching artist). Muhlenberg College, Seegers Union Rooms 108-100
Traveling While Black: National & Local Perspectives
Greater Shiloh Church 403 Pastor Fred Davis St, Easton, PAA conversation about the intersection between the local and nationwide experiences of Black Americans, with Tafeni L. English-Relf (Director of Southern Poverty Law Center, Alabama), Esther M. Lee (President, Bethlehem NAACP), Rev. Dr. Gregory Edward (Resurrected Life Church), moderated by Holona Ochs (Lehigh University Associate Professor of Politcal Science); opening remarks provided by Senior Pastor
Free
Traveling While Black: Up the Corporate Ladder
Fowler Family Southside Center 511 E 3rd St, Bethlehem, PAA conversation about the intersection between race and corporate America, with Monica Brooks (PPL), Natasha Ljuiljic (Air Products), Derrick Brown (Metz), William Brown (FIA NYC), Veronica Hunter (Delta Upsilon), moderated by Kevin Greene (COO of Faces International). Northampton Community College, Fowler Family Southside Center, Room 605
Free
Summit to Combat Antisemitism
Muhlenberg College 2400 W Chew St, Allentown, PA
Museum and a Movie: Without a Whisper (Konnón:Kwe)
Sigal Museum 342 Northampton St, Easton, PAMarch 2023’s feature is Without a Whisper (Konnón:kwe), a 2020 documentary film uncovering the untold story of the profound influence of Indigenous women on the beginning of the women’s rights movement in the United States. Without a Whisper (Konnón:kwe) is 27 minutes in length and will be shown at 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00 PM in the John
Free
Webinar: Moving the Needle on Workplace Mental Health
Join us for an interactive session led by Karla Chin, Exude’s Chief Wellbeing Officer, and our new resident Mental health Expert, Dr. Charryse Johnson, as they discuss effective strategies for moving the needle on workplace mental health and provide customized consulting support from the questions submitted in your registration.
Free
On Cancel Culture with Franca Roibal Fernández, Ph.D.
Franca is the founder of sol y luna consulting which is a mission-driven business aiming to democratize knowledge through an intersectional, decolonialist lens. we are proud to work hard to be a sustainable, ethical business. our values include compensating people fairly for their labor and respecting knowledge, expertise, and lived experience. The evenings discussion will center
Free
Traveling While Black: Co-Pilots & Co-Conspirators
Resurrected Life Church 144 N Ninth St, Allentown, PAA conversation about the intersection between standing by and standing up, with Lee Butz (Chairman of the Board of Alvin H. Butz, Inc.), Marci Ronald-Lesko (United Way), Michael J. Seiden, Megan Briggs (Lehigh Valley Community Foundation), and Annie Balles (Lehigh student).
Free