APIDA Cultural Center excited to kick off their first Mukbang, a monthly dialogue series of the year with this important conversation topic. Free, all are welcome (and public). Be sure to RSVP for unique Zoom link. Central Standard Time.
Thank you to everyone who came to Part Two of our Imagining Abolition Series. This Weds Sept 30, we are closing out the series with Transformative and Restorative Justice: A Tool Box.
RSVP for the Zoom Link at https://t.co/JMy9Hnu8Yl
14 East is looking for your input: What questions do you have about the 2020 election (specifically the local elections)? What information do you need to know?
Save the date! September 30, 6-7:30 pm
Our Healing Justice Dialogue series will launch with our first event, "Healing Justice, Mutual Aid, and Abolitionist Feminism."
Thank you to everyone who showed up to Abolition 101. The next part of the Imagining Abolition Series is From Slave Revolts to Prison Abolition. Sept. 28, 4:30-6pm (CST). RSVP for Zoom link at https://t.co/nHXT1KM1ky Spread the word!
It has been a heavy week and heavy day with all eyes on Louisville as we await the grand jury decision on the indictment of the 3 officers who murdered Breonna Taylor. Injustice continues to unfold. If you need a space to be in community, to process, or just be, we are available.
Here are the updated fall 2020 hours for the DPU Lincoln Park Food Pantry. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10am-6pm. Located 3rd floor of Student Center.
Join us for our first event in the Imagining Abolition series tomorrow, Wednesday, September 23rd from 4:30-6:00pm CST
These events are free and open to the public so please be sure to share widely!
Join the LGBTQIA+ Resource Center and Unite Here Local 1 to talk about living wages during COVID-19. Listen and learn directly from DePaul Chartwells dining workers & supporting students !!
When: August 13th from 5-7PM CST
Register here: https://t.co/4M4wytMu8s
Join the LGBTQIA+ Resource Center and Unite Here Local 1 to talk about living wages during COVID-19. Listen and learn directly from DePaul Chartwells dining workers & supporting students !!
When: August 13th from 5-7PM CST
Register here: https://t.co/4M4wytMu8s
This evening, the DePaul Black Student Union (@BSU_DPU) released a statement via Instagram regarding the altercation between incoming DePaul freshman and Good Kids Mad City (@GKMC18) activist Miracle Boyd and a CPD officer at last night's #DecolonizeZhigaagoong protest.
Undocumented students need our support now more than ever and a gift to the Monarch Butterfly Scholarship helps provide that lifeline
Donate today at https://t.co/UJ5w40Tlq2
#BREAKING The university has released new guidelines for on-campus activities, according to a Newsline article written by Cheryl Hover, Associate Director of Emergency Management for Public Safety.
The National Museum of Mexican Art, CALOR, and Community Organized Relief Effort are partnering to provide free COVID-19 and HIV testing in Pilsen today from 10am to 3pm at 1852 W 19th St.
https://t.co/ehY5pf8uIP
Checkout this thread with radical healing resources for Black academics!
We definitely support this work as we create our own space to do the same on campus ๐