Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.
Sign up for workshops in the 4th and final theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about implicit bias.
Need a break from finals? Need a watercooler conversation starter? Need a movie for the watch party?
Try "Minding the Gap" with the Advocacy Center of Tompkins County, Title IX, and the Center for IDEAS. In this award-winning documentary three young men bond across racial lines to escape volatile families in their Rust Belt hometown. Ten years later, while facing adult responsibilities, unsettling revelations force them to reckon with their parents and with each other.
Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.
Sign up for workshops in the 3rd theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about micro-aggressions.
Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.
Sign up for workshops in the 3rd theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about micro-aggressions.
Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.
Sign up for workshops in the 3rd theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about micro-aggressions.
Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.
Sign up for workshops in the 3rd theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about micro-aggressions.
Are you a family member or supporter of a First-Gen Student at IC? Drop in at any point during this event with your student to speak to the Office of Financial Aid. Once you enter the event, you and your student will be assigned to a financial aid officer and will be able to receive 1:1 assistance in filling out your FAFSA for the next year. Once you are done, you can continue enjoying Family Week Programming knowing that one of the most important documents is completely correctly! This event is sponsored by the First Place Residential Learning Community.