Events

Our Black Sisters! | A Courageous Conversation

Hill City Roots | A Courageous Conversation

Courageous Conversation with Cecilia Smith

MLK Keynote Address: King Did More Than Dream | A Courageous Conversation

Showing Up and Showing Out | A Courageous Conversation

America's Racial Karma with Dr. Ward | A Courageous Conversation

Wendy Gates Corbett: The Energy of Belonging | A Courageous Conversation

Anti Racism: A Practical Application in a Workplace Environment | A Courageous Conversation

The Impact of Words on Mental Health: A Courageous Conversation

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

Changing the Narrative of the News Story Through Courageous Conversations

Identifying As Neurodiverse

Two Steps Forward and Three Steps Back

Implicit Bias and Microaggressions Taking Place on Campus

How Everyone, Including White People, can Take Responsibility and be Anti Racist

Finding Light When It is Dark

The Myth: Native Americans are Uneducated, Alcoholic Savages Who are Dependent on Government

We are Not a Monolith: The Complexities of Hispanic and Latinx Identity

Take a Walk in My Shoes

Equity By Design

Belonging and Bagels: The Value of a Healthy and Inclusive Workplace

Race, Ethnicity and Culture with Dr Sheila Thorne

Courageous Conversations: Hispanic Voices in Higher Education

Slavery and the Liberal Arts: Perspectives from Roanoke College

DOTD with Drs Hall and Bailey

Real Talk: Black and Brown Officers Speak

Health, History, and Humanity: Unveiling the Effects

Black History Gospel Concert

Black History Month Gospel Concert 2023

Black History Month Keynote: Rev. Owen C. Cardwell, Jr.

A Courageous Conversation: What Does it Mean to be Black?

Courageous Conversations: The R's of Microaggressions

How Everyone, Including White People, can Take Responsibility and be Anti Racist

Two Steps Forward and Three Steps Back

Implicit Bias and Microaggressions Taking Place on Campus

History as Power: Racial Reconciliation and Restorative Justice Through Storytelling

Black History Month Gospel Show 2022

Equal Access for Students of Color and the Navigation of Predominately White Institutions

Dr Robert Johnson

University of Lynchburg Gospel Concert

Beyond Strolling: The Divine Nine's role in Social Justice, Community Service & Uniting Black Voices

Brother Outsider: Q&A with Mr Bennett Singer and Mr Walter Naegle

Justice, Dreams, Voices

An Unprecedented People for Unprecedented Times