The Ithaca College Department of Education in collaboration with the Ithaca City School District Presents Critical Conversations with Jason Reynolds, on Thursday, April 15th at 7pm. This event is free, open to the public, and live captioning will be provided.
This free online health literacy series is a professional development event for anyone involved in communicating health information to patients, caregivers or to the public. The sessions will feature national experts in the field.
Citizen Artistry: Using Your Art to Shape the World Around You invites attendees to explore the link between their role as a citizen in society and their role as an artist and/or academic. The Co-Founders of ICTA BIPOC will guide attendees through a series of conversations and exercises that allow them to investigate this link so that they may navigate personal or career goals in conjunction with social responsibility.
During the last 12 months everyone has experienced grief and loss, This session by grief expert Diane Snyder-Cowan will focus on the many aspects of loss, including disenfranchised and ambiguous grief, ways to manage grief and loss as well as self-care strategies to help make life better.
The Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity (CSCRE) at Ithaca College invites you to a panel discussion on the state of immigration, immigration policy, and immigrant rights under the new Biden administration. Panelists will discuss their views on shifting federal policies and immigration trends, and what they expect to see from the Biden Administration. This event is open to the public and part of the CSCRE’s annual Discussion Series.
Sandra Bruno
Immigration Attorney and Partner at Miller Mayer Attorneys at Law, LLP
Building Latino digital collections means building a collective of practitioners, scholars, students and community members in a democratized relationship to the cultural production of a collection. Through the work of these two organizations, this talk will present the processes and policies crafted to center community-based knowledge and experience through the transformative act of intergenerational witness as applied to the materials collected and articulated.
We are VERY excited to share that we can finally celebrate our colleague and friend Dr. Asma Barlas’ retirement, an event that we had to cancel last year due to the COVID outbreak. A year later, we are still in the pandemic, but we are going virtual with the event.