Upcoming Events:
In this workshop, Nellie Jo David of Earlham College will focus on sharing a baseline understanding of how to engage with indigenous communities. David will review and discuss practices that can lead to meaningful relationships with these native communities. Dinner will be provided. RSVP Here.
In the area of the desert, where the absence of water is used to strategically make border crossing difficult, ‘Water is Life’ takes on an increasingly urgent meaning. The intersection of migrants and indigenous human rights becomes even more apparent when both lived experiences come together. This lecture, given by Nellie Jo David of Earlham College, aims to highlight the vital importance of these connections in border justice work. Refreshments will be provided. RSVP Here.
What has happened in Israel and Palestine since October 7th is an important issue to many in our community. The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) has committed to maintaining an indefinite focus on this issue. We are further committed to understanding the multiple facets of the issue via educational programming that highlights multiple identities, perspectives, and approaches, all based on social justice and human rights principles.
To that end, we will be holding weekly “Study Sessions” to delve deeper into the issue and explore related topics and questions. Join the conversation every Tuesday at 4:15 p.m. at the Arcus Center. Open to all students, staff and faculty.
What has happened in Israel and Palestine since October 7th is an important issue to many in our community. The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) has committed to maintaining an indefinite focus on this issue. We are further committed to understanding the multiple facets of the issue via educational programming that highlights multiple identities, perspectives, and approaches, all based on social justice and human rights principles.
To that end, we will be holding weekly “Study Sessions” to delve deeper into the issue and explore related topics and questions. Join the conversation every Tuesday at 4:15 p.m. at the Arcus Center. Open to all students, staff and faculty.
What has happened in Israel and Palestine since October 7th is an important issue to many in our community. The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) has committed to maintaining an indefinite focus on this issue. We are further committed to understanding the multiple facets of the issue via educational programming that highlights multiple identities, perspectives, and approaches, all based on social justice and human rights principles.
To that end, we will be holding weekly “Study Sessions” to delve deeper into the issue and explore related topics and questions. Join the conversation every Tuesday at 4:15 p.m. at the Arcus Center. Open to all students, staff and faculty.
What has happened in Israel and Palestine since October 7th is an important issue to many in our community. The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) has committed to maintaining an indefinite focus on this issue. We are further committed to understanding the multiple facets of the issue via educational programming that highlights multiple identities, perspectives, and approaches, all based on social justice and human rights principles.
To that end, we will be holding weekly “Study Sessions” to delve deeper into the issue and explore related topics and questions. Join the conversation every Tuesday at 4:15 p.m. at the Arcus Center. Open to all students, staff and faculty.
What has happened in Israel and Palestine since October 7th is an important issue to many in our community. The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) has committed to maintaining an indefinite focus on this issue. We are further committed to understanding the multiple facets of the issue via educational programming that highlights multiple identities, perspectives, and approaches, all based on social justice and human rights principles.
To that end, we will be holding weekly “Study Sessions” to delve deeper into the issue and explore related topics and questions. Join the conversation every Tuesday at 4:15 p.m. at the Arcus Center. Open to all students, staff and faculty.
What has happened in Israel and Palestine since October 7th is an important issue to many in our community. The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) has committed to maintaining an indefinite focus on this issue. We are further committed to understanding the multiple facets of the issue via educational programming that highlights multiple identities, perspectives, and approaches, all based on social justice and human rights principles.
To that end, we will be holding weekly “Study Sessions” to delve deeper into the issue and explore related topics and questions. Join the conversation every Tuesday at 4:15 p.m. at the Arcus Center. Open to all students, staff and faculty.
Accessibility and Childcare for Events
All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.
Language
Programs are offered in English. Participants are encouraged to contact us at least three days in advance of the event if they need interpretation and we will do our best to provide accommodations.
Accessibility
Our building is wheelchair accessible and equipped with six gender-neutral restrooms, two of which are wheelchair accessible. The Monroe St. entrance is recommended for participants with mobility challenges.
Childcare
At this time we are unable to provide childcare during our events. However, children are always welcome at the Arcus Center and we keep children’s toys and games in stock for use during our programming. We want parents to feel comfortable engaging with their families while participating in our events.
