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UNIDAS: Support Group for Latina/Chicana/
Hispanic UCSD Students
This therapy group is designed to provide a safe and supportive place for Latina women to gather and empower one another. We will be discussing issues related to the unique experience of being a Latina student at UCSD. Some of the topics that will be explored include career and academic success, family pressures, cultural identity, and relationships.
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UCSD LGBT UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP NOW AVAILABLE!
The LGBT Undergraduate Scholarship Program encourages gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender UCSD students to apply for the six scholarships made possible by generous contributions from many people, including Chris Arrott, Michael Marx and Donald Marshall, Russ Ty, and from funds in memory of Tracee Parsons and Stephen P. L'Italien, Jr. The objective of the undergraduate scholarship program is to recognize and encourage academic excellence and to offer financial support to meritorious students.
All 2009-2010 LGBT Scholarship applications will be submitted to the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Resource Center (LGBTRC) and are due on March 13, 2009 at 4:00pm. For more information, please go to http://lgbt.ucsd.edu or e-mail Jan Estrellado [email protected] |
IICAS HUMAN RIGHTS STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
Applications due March 9th
The Institute for International, Comparative and Area Studies (IICAS) is pleased to announce the 2nd annual student competition for human rights fellowships. Successful applicants for the 2009 UC Human Rights Fellowship will receive $3,500 for summer internships with a human rights organization.
Information and application instructions here. |
EMPOWERING WOMEN OF COLOR CONFERENCE
Feb. 14 | UC Berkeley
revolutionary love: from "me" to "we" redefining intimacy and activism
The purpose of the Empowering Women of Color Conference (EWOCC) is to build bridges between academic and community women of color in an effort to assist them in sharing resources, strategies, and visions that will empower them at all levels of society. The Conference also strives to build networks among different generations, ethnic and racial groups, socioeconomic levels, sexual orientations, and physical abilities.
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JOIN SD WOMEN OF COLOR COLLECTIVE
San Diego's Women of Color Collective is inviting all women of color, people of color, all ethnicities, backgrounds, genders, races, cultures, and allies to women of color to come together to create a safe space to share, dialogue, connect, build, inspire, enlighten and challenge. If you are interested in joining San Diego's Women of Color Collective's Discussions, please feel free to email [email protected]
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NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT OPEN HOUSE
Wed., Jan. 21 | 8-9:30AM | USD Joan B Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice
A continental breakfast will be served. NEW AND IMPROVED: Open House Highlights
This year's event will include highlights like the new online library of portfolio and projects done by... US! We will also be including tours of beautiful Mother Rosalie Hill Hall (School of Leadership and Education Sciences Building). Please register here. |
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ART OF DEMOCRACY at the CROSS-CULTURAL CENTER Opening Reception, Thurs., Jan. 15, 6-8PM
Exhibit runs January 12-31
The UCSD Cross-Cultural Center is proud to host the "Art of Democracy", a national exhibit of contemporary political artwork. The reception will feature presentations by three of the exhibit contributors, with a chance to meet the artists. All are welcome to attend the reception at no cost.
The Art of Democracy exhibit will showcase artists from the San Diego/Tijuana area from both sides of the border. The art focuses on themes relating to Politics and Border Life and how American and Mexican politics affect the daily lives of people on both sides of the border.
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COCOA & CRAFTS
Fri., Jan. 16 | 12-2PM | CCC
Ever wanted a Moleskine? Just needed your own space to doodle or journal? If so join us at the Cross-Cultural Center for "Cocoa and Crafts" where we will be making and designing our own craft journals and staying warm from the winter cold with hot beverages.
NEW ANTI-RACISM DISCUSSION GROUP FOR LGBTQ WHITE FOLKS
Starts tomorrow!
Takes place every Wednesday |1-2pm | the LGBT Resource Center heritage room
 Please join Lea Burgess-Carland and Shaun Travers as we engage white LGBTQ people in a discussion around racism, white privilege, and anti-racist practice. The group will support each other's learning and growth, build trust to rake risks,and move theory into action around white anti-racist practice. The group is open to all white identified LGBT community members. For more information contact Lea ([email protected]) or Shaun ([email protected]). The group begins Wednesday, January 14, 2009.
SUBMIT YOUR WORK FOR "REVERSING THE LENS: REPRESENTATIONS OF WOMEN IN ART"
 Paola Rodelas, CCC Diversity Peer Educator, is organizing an art exhibition titled "Reversing the Lens: Representations of Women in Art." Throughout history, women have been objectified, commodified, and hypersexualized in art works, rendered as objects to be gazed at by typically male viewers. The purpose of this exhibition is to give women artists the opportunity to "reverse the lens," and give them the opportunity to represent themselves.
Paola is seeking art works in all forms of media, though space for sculptures and performance art is limited. Everyone is welcome to submit, but each work does have to embody the theme of female empowerment. The works will be displayed March 2-13 in the Cross Cultural Center. The closing exhibit will be on Friday, March 6th from 5:00p - 6:30p.
If you are interested in submitting a piece, please contact Paola Rodelas at [email protected]. Please send include the title, size, media, and how it relates to the exhibition's theme. If the piece has yet to be created, please send me a proposal of what you are going to create and how it will relate to the exhibition's theme. The last day to submit works is Wednesday, February
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CAUSE THE BIBLE TELLS ME SO...
Thurs., Jan. 22 | 4:00PM | CCC Comunidad Room
Kari Hong, a lawyer and adjunct professor at the  University of San Francisco Law School, presents "Cause the Bible Tells Me So: A Legal History of Religion and the Institution of Marriage." In this talk, Ms. Hong will look at the legal history of marriage and examine the ways in which religion has shaped social and legal restrictions over who may enter and exit the institution of marriage. From early Christianity's emphasis on celibacy to the Protestant Reformation's rejection of the Church's restrictions, legal definitions have been tied to religious views over who may and may not be married. In the United States, the concepts of coverature, anti-miscegenation laws, no-fault divorce were rooted in religious views and subsequently were altered as social views changed. Viewed from the modern fight over same-sex marriage, the role of religion and the law intersect in ways that show that history truly is prologue. |
The Cross-Cultural Center is located on the 2 Fl. of Price Center East. For more information call 858.534.9689 or email [email protected]. To request reasonable accommodations necessary to enable your participation in any of our events, please call (858) 534-6744 or email [email protected]. Requests must be made no later than two weeks before the event to ensure adequate time to arrange for the accommodation. |
GENDER BUFFET: OWNING YOUR OWN PRIVILEGES
Fridays 12-1:30PM at the Women's Center
 Everyone is welcome! We'll provide the space, the host, and the free food. You just have to be interested in discussing gender and sexuality as they relate to everyday life on and off campus. Join us and bring a friend. This Friday join Hip Hop Author of famed books "We Got Issues" and "That White Girl", Educator and Activist Jlove Calderon from New York City, who will be guest facilitating Gender Buffet on a discussion of white privilege and a wider conversation of "owning your own privileges". To learn more about Jlove please visit her website at www.jennifercalderon.com and www.wegotissues.org
YARN FACTORY
Wed., Jan. 14 | 12-1:30PM | Women's
Center
Yarn Factory is an opportunity for you to head down to the Women's Center for some socializing through knitting, dialogue, and fun. All are welcome! Materials will be provided for those who need them. Bring your own lunch.
MOTHERS SUPPORT GROUP
Wed., Jan. 28 | 12-1PM | Women's Center
Open to all Mothers of any age, partnered or single.Our first Mothers' Support group hour of the year will be an open discussion on the topic of your choice, topics for future meetings, as well as an opportunity to share information and resources that relate to (and will hopefully enhance) your experience as a mother. Please bring at least one resource, or bit of useful information to share with the rest of the group. This could be information about places to rejuvenate, infant/toddler activities and events going on in the community, or just come prepared to swap tips and advice about something you have found useful.
Tues., Jan. 13 | 7PM | LGBT Resource Center
Join Brianna Marquez and Michelle Strange and come  together to:
establish our own space, acknowledge our intersectionalities, create visibility and community, and discuss possible ways to move forward. |
WHO TOOK THIS PHOTOGRAPH?
Jan. 16 | 6PM | UCSD Center Hall 105
 Learn more about the man who took one of the most famous photos of the 20th century - ALberto Korda. Chincao director Hector Cruz Sandoval will preesnt his documentary Kordavision. Presented by CLAH, CILAS, and the Latino Studies Research Initiative
DVDs of the film signed by the director will be on sale for $20 each and will include a 8.5" x 11" copy of the original contact sheet of the images taken by Korda. The sheet includes two images of Che. Original photos printed in Cuba for the film will be available for between $200 to $300. They are printed on galley matt multi-grade Ilford paper with the seal of authenticity and the director's signature.
UNNATURAL CAUSES: IS INEQUALITY MAKING US SICK?
Feb. 2 |12-1 PM | UCSD Biomedical Library
Dr. Daley will discuss racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare, disparities that occur in the context of broader historic and contemporary, and social and economic inequalities. Space is limited so RSVP as soon as possible to Vicky Anderson at [email protected]. Find out more...
HIDDEN FACES OF LA JOLLA: PORTRAITS OF BLACK SAN DIEGANS
Feb. 1-28 | Geisal Library'Hidden Faces of La Jolla'' testifies to the determination of a community to carve out not merely residency in the larger community but to build a place they could call home. The exhibit is a rare opportunity for San Diegans to learn the history of such a unique community in La Jolla. More...
2009 SAN DIEGO MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL
Sat., Jan. 17 | 11AM-5PM | Downtown San Diego
Attendees will enjoy storytellers, musicians, activity booths and a variety of food, merchant, informational and educational booths representing local to international organizations. Students from four local schools will construct Global Villages, which showcase international customs and cultures they have studied in depth. The family-friendly free festival will take place along the Martin Luther King Jr, Promenade (between Fourth Ave. and Market St. on Harbor Dr.). For more information about the festival or to learn more about vendor or sponsorship opportunities, visit www.ccdc.com and click on Special Events. | |
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