Ongoing Events
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Contribute to UWL's OMSS 50 Year Crowdfunding Campaign
Contribute to UWL's Women of Color Scholarship
Public Events
Building Effective Hate-Bias Response Efforts and Processes-Creating an Inclusive Workplace Culture (3 Parts)
Thursday, April 22, 2021, 11:30-1 pm, Virtual
Join us for Part I of this Three Session Series with 2021 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award Recipient, Amanda Florence Goodenough: Defining and identifying hate/bias. Understanding the impact of hate/bias and the importance of addressing it. Grappling with the complexities and current issues surrounding hate/bias. Exploring ideas and action strategies to create an inclusive culture.
Thursday, April 22, 2021, 11:30-1 pm, Virtual
Join us for Part I of this Three Session Series with 2021 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award Recipient, Amanda Florence Goodenough: Defining and identifying hate/bias. Understanding the impact of hate/bias and the importance of addressing it. Grappling with the complexities and current issues surrounding hate/bias. Exploring ideas and action strategies to create an inclusive culture.
Addressing Racism as a Public Health Crisis with YWCA
Thursday, April 22, 2021, 2 pm, Virtual
YWCA USA will convene a panel of trailblazers who have been central to declaring and addressing racism as a public health crisis. Join us as we discuss the connections between racism and public health outcomes, how to implement public health practices to effectively identify and address racial injustice in our communities, and community engagement and public policy strategies to advance racial equity through a public health lens.
Thursday, April 22, 2021, 2 pm, Virtual
YWCA USA will convene a panel of trailblazers who have been central to declaring and addressing racism as a public health crisis. Join us as we discuss the connections between racism and public health outcomes, how to implement public health practices to effectively identify and address racial injustice in our communities, and community engagement and public policy strategies to advance racial equity through a public health lens.
Neng Now
Monday, April 26, 2021, 6-8 pm Virtual
In this presentation, Neng Now, artist, author, and scientist, will show the entire process of making a HMong instrument, the raj nplooj (also known as raj nkauj see and raj ob lub qhov), and discuss teh HMong ways of knowing, thinking, and identity that make our music languages possible.
Monday, April 26, 2021, 6-8 pm Virtual
In this presentation, Neng Now, artist, author, and scientist, will show the entire process of making a HMong instrument, the raj nplooj (also known as raj nkauj see and raj ob lub qhov), and discuss teh HMong ways of knowing, thinking, and identity that make our music languages possible.
Women & Water Coming Together Symposium
August 1-5, 2021
The Mission and Vision for the Women and Water Coming Together Symposium is to bring together women from all walks of life to attend this four day event.
Attendees of the Women and Water Symposium will gather four days of information on water issues around the United States in order to work for Clean Water in their communities. They will participate in cultural discussions to add diversity to our thinking and understanding for all of creation and to heal ones own self in order to help others. They will experience age-old wholistic approaches to Native American wisdom and lifestyle philosophies. Together this diverse scope will enhance their self-esteem, self-reliance and self determination to help them in working with their community for Clean Water.
August 1-5, 2021
The Mission and Vision for the Women and Water Coming Together Symposium is to bring together women from all walks of life to attend this four day event.
Attendees of the Women and Water Symposium will gather four days of information on water issues around the United States in order to work for Clean Water in their communities. They will participate in cultural discussions to add diversity to our thinking and understanding for all of creation and to heal ones own self in order to help others. They will experience age-old wholistic approaches to Native American wisdom and lifestyle philosophies. Together this diverse scope will enhance their self-esteem, self-reliance and self determination to help them in working with their community for Clean Water.
White Privilege Symposium, A Vision for Racial Equity: History, Truth, and A Call for Action
Friday - Saturday, Dec. 3 and 4, 2021, La Crosse Center
Sponsored by The Privilege Institute and The Waking Up White Community Collaborative
Friday - Saturday, Dec. 3 and 4, 2021, La Crosse Center
Sponsored by The Privilege Institute and The Waking Up White Community Collaborative
