For his keynote address, Ablazing Grace: Space, Time, & Justice, Sims will combine selected readings from his forthcoming memoir on the “Recoloration Proclamation” project with related short films to present a dynamic journey of bearing witness, creative resistance and collective healing.
The Rainbow Reception is a cultural celebration of Ithaca College's graduating lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, asexual and allied seniors and graduate students.
All students, staff, and faculty who wish to celebrate the accomplishments of our LGBTQA+ and allied seniors and graduate students are welcome and reservations are required.
Reservations, in advance, are required in order to attend.
This evening’s presentation will feature the listening of various tracks from the “AfroDixieRemixes” collection, along with the responses of a small group of 4-5 people from the Ithaca College community.
The event will also include a historical introduction of the song “Dixie” and additional “AfroDixieRemixes” music videos.
Through the lens of MLK's allyship, the IDEAS Peer Educators will lead participants in a discussion on accountability to become better partners for social justice work. This workshop offers SLI credits to those who sign up through IC Engage.
This multimedia lecture will present two large social system art projects that examine and arbitrate the language and culture of oppositional symbols and identities.
Join Dr. Cyndy Scheibe, professor of Psychology & Executive Director for Project Look Sharp in an examination of how Sports interact with ideals of social justice in media. Participants will engage with both traditional media outlets as well as social media throughout the hour.
Join us for an evening of good food and community with members of the Lansing Community and Interfaith Communities of Greater Ithaca. Vegetarian, Kosher, and Halal options will be available. All are welcome.