ALT June 13 | Virtual Drag Cookie Decorating Contest | 1pm The LGBTQA+ Alumni Affiliate is hosting a Virtual Cookie Decorating Party with drag queen Plenty O’ Smiles on Sunday, June 13th. The virtual event is open to all folks: alum and friend, LGBTQ individual and allies 😊 Learn more about the event and purchase your cookie kit at: https://www.toledoalumni.org/events/events.aspx?eid=1530

ALT Happy Pride Rockets🌈 Utoledo celebrates and stands in solidarity with the LGBTQA+ community on campus and in the Greater Toledo Area! Check out the following LGBTQA+ events happening now through September 🌈 @omss_ut & @utoledoalumni

ALT Join us for a webinar on the effects of “just life” racism on African Americans. utoledo.edu/diversity/events

ALT The University of Toledo continues its Dialogues on Diversity series with the next virtual panel discussion with breakout sessions, titled “After Floyd: Thinking Back, Looking Ahead.” The event is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24, on Zoom. Participants include: • Ashley Futrell, Attorney at Law, Shumaker • Pastor Willie Perryman, NAACP President & Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church • Jeff Newton, director of Public Safety, Chief of Police • Dr. LaTasha Sullivan, Director of Counseling Services • Professor Angela Siner, Director of Africana Studies Program The UToledo Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Division collaborated with the Division of Student Affairs to organize the event. This is the 15th, and final, town hall in the series of virtual Dialogues on Diversity this academic year. The University of Toledo is a community that celebrates and respects people of all backgrounds and experiences. As an institution, we remain committed to

ALT The Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Division of Student Affairs will host a Dialogue on Diversity - After Floyd: Thinking Back, Looking Ahead, April 27, 2021, at 6:00 pm via Zoom. The panelist for the discussion will be. Ashley Futrell, Attorney at Law Shumaker; Pastor Willie Perryman, NAACP President & Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church; Jeff Newton, Director of Public Safety, Chief of Police; Dr. La Tasha Sullivan, Director of Counseling Services; Professor Angela Siner, Director of Africana Studies Program.

ALT INCLUSIVE WALL OF HONOR INDUCTION CEREMONY Just a friendly reminder to join us in celebration of The University of Toledo’s Inclusive Wall of Honor Inductee Ceremony! Hosted by the Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. The virtual event will be held today, April 8, 2021 from 12:00 noon until 1:00 pm. Event link: https://www.utoledo.edu/diversity/events/ or https://youtu.be/X2SVbV6ewJE

ALT INCLUSIVE WALL OF HONOR INDUCTION CEREMONY Thursday, April 8 | Noon The University of Toledo will proudly recognize its inaugural class of honorees on the Inclusive Wall of Honor in a ceremony on Thursday, April 8. Diversity is one of the University’s core values, and these champions of diversity and inclusion have gone above and beyond in support of our mission to create a diverse community of leaders in northwest Ohio and throughout the world. Join us in celebration of these outstanding individuals as we renew our commitment to following their profound examples.

ALT Get Read-y: A Critical Discussion on Womxn Breaking Barriers: Join us as we dive into an open dialogue about womxn, diversity, and leadership. "Get Read-y" aims to empower womxn to be ready to tell their story of being change agents and leaders at every level in the workplace. Register for the Womxn of Color Symposium: HerStory is Our Future by Thursday, March 25th at 5pm: https://www.utoledo.edu/centers/eberly/wocs/registration.html

ALT The Inheritance of Boldness: Black Women Who Used Less Sugar: Consider how an unwavering belief in self-worth and in one's societal contribution has consistently animated the venerable actions of accomplished but disempowered people, specifically Black womxn, throughout history up to present day. This boldness is a professional currency repurposed by people historically unable to access traditional modalities of power. Register for the Womxn of Color Symposium: HerStory is Our Future by Thursday, March 25th at 5pm: https://www.utoledo.edu/centers/eberly/wocs/registration.html

ALT Sister Support: Mentorship and More: Mentorship is a leadership best practice as well as a form of self-care. Register for the Womxn of Color Symposium: HerStory is Our Future by Thursday, March 25th at 5pm: https://www.utoledo.edu/centers/eberly/wocs/registration.html

ALT Triumphantly Traversing Trauma: It is imperative that we, as Womxn of Color, learn to triumphantly traverse the trauma and toxic stress that is prevalent in our life journey so that we can rise to overcome it, find our way to paths leading to healing, success, and fulfillment and then turn and help our sisters to do the same. Register for the Womxn of Color Symposium: HerStory is Our Future by Thursday, March 25th at noon: https://www.utoledo.edu/centers/eberly/wocs/registration.html