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Kiamsha Community Conference

Saturday | January 22 | 9-4pm
Cross-Cultural Center

 

The Kiamsha Community Conference will be an event focused on educating, uplifting, and connecting the people of color community on campus. Kiamsha in Swahili means "that which awakens me". Through this conference, student orgs will foster a greater sense of allyship through the opportunity to host and engage in different workshops focusing on issues affecting community groups. This will enhance and broaden an awareness of issues outside our particular groups and develop strategies in order to support other groups fighting for change in the name of social justice.

The community conference also follows this year's Affiliates program theme: Stronger Self, Stronger Community. We will be focusing on creating sustainable methods of activism in order to decrease student burn-out. Our goal is to aim for effectiveness and efficiency in our social justice work without sacrificing academic, personal, and professional responsibilities and growth. This conference will serve as a space to be in community, understand one another, and build sustainable models of growth and reach. This conference will challenge those very familiar with the work to step back while facilitating the ability for others to step-up.

Contact [email protected] to for a workshop proposal so that you can present at the conference.

Images of America: Filipinos in San Diego

Book Presentation

Thursday | January 20 | 11:30-1pm
Cross-Cultural Center Comunidad

 

Images of America: Filipinos in San Diego, focuses on the lives of Filipina/os in San Diego from the turn of the 20th century to the present through narratives and archival photographs. The book contains over 200 images of Pilipina/oAmericans in San Diego, from the early Pilipina/o American pioneers who worked as farmworkers and Navy stewards to the Pilipina/o American individuals and organizations of today.  

Authors Dr. Judy Patacsil, Dr. Rudy Guevarra Jr., and Professor Felix Tuyay are members of the Filipino/a American National Historical Society (FANHS) San Diego Chapter, whose mission is to "promote understanding, education, enlightenment, appreciation, and dissemination of the history and culture of Filipino Americans in the United States." Many of the photos in this book were contributed by members of FANHS.

Winter Q Camp 2011

Wednesday | January 5 | 5-7pm

LGBT Resource Center

 

Winter Q Camp rings in the new quarter by welcoming new members to the community and welcoming back old ones.  This is a time for ALL of us to (re)connect and to hear about this quarter's upcoming events.   Bring back the spirit of Fall Q Camp's potluck, only this time, food will be provided!  Please contact Vanidy Bailey ([email protected]) for more information.

 

If you are an individual with a disability who requires an accommodation, please contact Vanidy Bailey at 858 822-3493 or [email protected]  as soon as possible before the event.