The Clarice Young Project will celebrate Black History Month with a remembrance of the stories of forgotten people. Remembering American History: Red, Black, and White This program will feature a panel, in collaboration with Impact Movement and The Takeover, who will discuss how to debunk the stigma attached to clinical services in the Christian community. Learn more at and in the news story that details the conference here. The theme this year is “Connections and Collaborations Across Disciplines and Communities,” exploring how to overcome boundaries and create connections both across disciplinary backgrounds and across the local and global Black community. Join the AAADS department for two days of research presentations, workshops, and panels.

The UNCG community will come together to discuss navigating perspectives on wearing natural hair at work.Ģ020 Conference on African American and African Diasporic Cultures and Experience (CACE) The UNCG Articulate spoken word group will present a night of poetry by black authors and jazz music.Ĭommunity Dialogue: Why Don’t We Sit Together?Ĭome discuss struggles and share experiences with the student community.Ĭommunity Dialogue: Natural Hair in the Workplace There will be Black History trivia, a showcase of the AAADS program, and a random drawing with a Roku as the prize. Join the African American and Diaspora Studies program and the Office of Intercultural Engagement for a kickoff to the month’s events. February is Black History Month, and UNC Greensboro will educate with a variety of events through the rest of the month.

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