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The 2 R’s Microaggressions: A Courageous Conversation with Danielle Whitted

Schewel Hall, Room #231

This Courageous Conversan will dive into the definition of microaggressions, the types of microaggressions, and how to recognize and respond to those verbal and nonverbal microaggressions at work, school, and everyday life. Danielle Whitted is the Equity Advancement Manager for YWCA Central Virginia with over 7 years of experience working with the community in providing […]

Free

Courageous Conversations: What Does It Mean to be Black?

West Room, Drysdale Student Center

Please join guest panelists for this special courageous conversation during Black History Month. This event is free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Office of Equity and Inclusion and Student Affinity Groups.

Free

Courageous Conversation: Why and How Should We Nurture Spiritual and Religious Diversity When Religion Seems to be a Dirty Word?

West Room, Drysdale Student Center

Efforts to become a more inclusive and equitable community have raised awareness about race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality as important to identity. But how often do we think about religion and spirituality as a crucial part of the DEI equation and which forms of spirituality do we include? This conversation will explore the importance of […]

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The Impact of Words on Mental Health: A Courageous Conversation

West Room, Drysdale Student Center

According to Joetricia Humbles, a Lead Agent for Appomattox for Equality and an advocate for medical and mental health services, "The double standards used against not only African American athletes, but especially African American women have an impact on their mental health. Words have power in our society!" Humbles is a mother of two and […]

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