Join Everway for a high-impact, two-day virtual experience designed to empower educational leaders and practitioners across K–12.

Everway is hosting a two-day, high-impact virtual EDU summit designed to empower and connect educational leaders and practitioners in advancing inclusive learning experiences.

Join the Sigal Museum for its Museum and a Movie series featuring the documentary Tending Nature: Indigenous Land Stewardship. This 2021 film explores the environmental knowledge and cultural practices of Indigenous communities across California, highlighting traditions such as seasonal food harvests, basket weaving, and coming-of-age rituals. Through multiple voices and perspectives, the film emphasizes the

Join the Center for Global Islamic Studies for a talk by Dr. Megan Eaton Robb, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, exploring her book Print and the Urdu Public. Through a microstudy of the newspaper Madinah, Robb examines how Urdu journalism in colonial India shaped Muslim public discourse, challenged colonial and national politics, and reflected local

The annual WISE Forum connects high school and college students interested in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) with accomplished women professionals from fields like healthcare, academia, engineering, and space exploration. The evening features a Distinguished Leader Panel Discussion followed by a Networking & Mentoring Reception, offering students the chance to engage one-on-one with

Join the Veterans & Military Council of the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce for the 6th annual Ruck ‘N Walk Lehigh Valley, a 5K event honoring veterans and military members. Open to college/university teams, employer groups, and individual veteran supporters, this community event raises funds for a local nonprofit serving veterans. Entry fee for

Celebrate culture, movement, and community at AfroDanceLV’s Afro Dance Workshop! This high-energy event welcomes all skill levels to experience the joy of Afrobeat-inspired dance, led by dynamic instructors. Expect vibrant music, empowering vibes, and a chance to connect with others through rhythm and expression.

This program commemorates World AIDS Day by presenting Meet Us Where We’re At, a curated screening of six short films exploring the intersection of drug use, harm reduction, and the HIV/AIDS crisis. The event emphasizes meeting people without judgment, amplifying voices of drug users as storytellers and cultural producers. Activities include: Screening of six commissioned

This series provides a supportive space for leaders and practitioners advancing racial justice. It’s designed to help participants stay grounded, connected, and effective in their work, especially when facing resistance or isolation. What to Expect Connection & Reflection: Build community with others committed to racial justice. Action-Oriented Learning: Explore strategies for sustaining yourself and collaborating

This virtual gathering celebrates neurodivergent leadership and aims to amplify voices shaping a more inclusive future. It’s designed as a community-building space for neurodivergent individuals and allies. What to Expect Three short presentations from neurodivergent changemakers sharing lived experiences: Avani Bhagwat – Youth advocate and Washington State Tourette Association Ambassador Meenakshi Das – Software engineer