The annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies is a three-day series of events examining issues of race, ethnicity, and identity.
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@yiranjia.illustration illustrated the poster for the 20th annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies (@rwsymplc), a series of events examining issues of race, ethnicity, & identity at @lewisandclark College.
See more of Yiran's work here:
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Everyone here at the symposium hopes you are all enjoying the break and gearing up for this holiday season! We wanted to say thank you to our keynotes Jason De Leon and JJJJJerome Ellis for their dynamic presentations. Both of their recordings are online now.
Thank you also to all of this year’s panelists, moderators, and participants for sharing your work and engaging so actively with each other. Special thanks to this year’s curators for putting together the virtual art exhibit, which can still be viewed online.
Meet this year’s Race Monologues Coordinators! Yashshree Raj Bisht ’21, Liza Clairagneau ’21, and Sheyla Dorantes ’22 have all been working hard to keep the essence of Race Monologues as they bring it to our community virtually this year.
Meet this year’s Art Curators! Nico Flores ’22, and Daelon Floyd ’21, Leanne Robinson ’23 have curated our first-ever virtual RWS art exhibit, which includes work by artists from L&C and beyond.
The curators explained, “The art featured in this year’s gallery is meant to inspire, challenge, and move you. Some of the themes our exhibition explores include protest, mobilization, freedom, flow, anchoring, and connection.”
Be in dialogue with this year’s Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies keynote presenters. The morning after each keynote, there is an opportunity for students, staff & faculty to be in intimate conversation with either Jason De León or JJJJerome Ellis to ask questions.
We would love for students, staff, and faculty with interest to register to either or both (with a preference given) of these events as space is limited and is going to be on a first-serve basis.
Check out this interview with our co-chairs Samantha Hernadez '21 and Shalini Hanstad '22!!!
@rwsymplc co-chairs | LCPioneers.com Live from today | Watch Tu-F 11:30A PT >> Pinned Tweet pscp.tv/w/cnSlpjF4blFyWGxid0…
It's finally here!!! The 17th Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies @lewisandclarkcollege takes place from Wednesday to Friday this week and will focus on “Movement.” All events will be held on Zoom. Some sessions require registration, but most are open to anyone.
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In our season finale episode out now, we hear from Trish, a Dallas mom about her #homebirth experience. And @RepAdams, co-founder of the @BMHCaucus, tells us why this work is personal for her + how she's fighting on Capitol Hill for Black birthing parents. natalstories.com/eight
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Peace and love to all my peeps on edge tonight. No matter what happens tomorrow we will see you on the other side with even more courage and resolve to fight for what’s right. youtu.be/MD3DdskaPhs
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For those in Omaha, @HostileTerrain will open this week. Bear Witness thereader.com/uncategorized/…
Casting Call for L&C students: Audition on Thurs. 10/29 from 6:30-8:30 pm for a short virtual play to take place during this year's symposium on Fri. 11/13 from 4-5:30 pm (on Zoom). Auditions are open to all students but will prioritize BIPOC students. No experience necessary!
Great opportunity for anyone who wants to dip a toe in theater but hasn't known where to start. Co-sponsored by @LCSCIT( Students for Cultural Inclusion in the Theater).