A big stage is coming to a small school – @SOUAshland student leaders have won a bid to become the smallest university to host the international @nacurh conference. Learn more at #SOUNews: https://t.co/sWpyLBWgss
In order to ensure that our content does not detract from incoming news surrounding the continued incidents, we will be taking a social media pause while events continue to unfold.
NACURH wants to acknowledge the impact events today in the United States has had on our members. With the true breadth of the impact of these events continuing to unfold, we sincerely hope you are finding ways to take care of yourself as best as you can.
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Census questions for institutional and NRHH affiliation will be live on our website on Tuesday, September 1st! Go to https://t.co/lviTYvjGpz on the 1st to begin affiliating. Together, we can be limitless!
#NACURHisLimitless#TogetherWeAreLimitless
@KirstenLindner @NACURH_CONF Hi there! Thanks for reaching out! We received a high number of orders during the annual conference and are currently sorting through them while also transitioning our new leadership! Thank you for being patient!
Visit the National Museum of African American History & Culture to view a virtual tour of their exhibits and learn more about the history behind Juneteenth (https://t.co/Q1Z3sBHVke).
Together, let's celebrate how far we've come and recognize how far we still need to go
Happy Juneteenth!
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States of America. On June 19th, 1865, Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas with the news that the war had ended and slavery had been abolished.
This news came 2 and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation had been signed.
Juneteenth is a second Independence Day and a day for celebration, but its important to recognize that it took 2 and a half years for freedom to be granted to everyone.
Email us a screenshot of your donation receipt to [email protected], we'll match all donations up until the end of July.
Together, we can make a difference.
We committed to making a difference in our community, and intend to follow through. NACURH will be matching all donations made to organizations that support Black lives.
Did I just cry watching a NACURH wrap up video for a conference I had nothing to do with? Yes, yes I did.
@NACURH is so resilient. I love this. https://t.co/oC1Ads8B0j
Thirty years ago today I was in the midst of @MissouriState University hosting NACURH, the national residence hall conference. I think I slept about 10 hours over a week. @MOState_ResLife @msu_studentaffa @nacurh@maroonation
Our links stand for caring, dedication & participation. We must all take an active role in confronting racism, quelling panic, and flattening the curve if we are going to overcome this together. Links Love ♥️
NACURH stands with the Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) community & denounces acts of hatred. We believe in a culture where differences are validated and celebrated, and there is no room for xenophobia. Confront hate, support AAPI communities & challenge racist rhetoric.
If you are a member of the AAPI community at a NACURH-affiliated institution in need of emergency funding, we encourage you to apply for our COVID-19 Relief Grant by April 24 at 11:59 PM ET:
https://t.co/CPu1aaDSLz