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"Courage (from latin: coeur): to tell the story of who you are with your whole heart."
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By Angelica Perez
I recently came across this definition of courage in Brene Brown's TED talk "The Power of Vulnerability." Brown is a professor at the University Of Houston Graduate College Of Social Work and does research on human connection.
Being in the position as a facilitator for ETHN 198- In lak'ech: exploring our stories and identities through art, her research really resonated with me. She puts into perspective how society has conditioned us to reject vulnerability, even though we live in a vulnerable world; perpetuating a cycle of disconnection and a loss of practice of compassion. - Read More
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Compadre and Kasama: Moments of Chican@ and Pin@y Solidarity
Wednesday | May 8th | 12PM
Cross-Cultural Center Library
Literature professor Amanda Lee A. Solomon discusses the legacy of Filipino agricultural organizing and interethnic coalitions. Part of the Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Celebration 2013. View Flyer
For more information contact: Nancy Magpusao at [email protected].
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In Our Backyard: Celebrating Local efforts towards Ending Poverty
Wednesday | May 8th | 6PM
Cross-Cultural Center Art Space
Poverty isn't something that exists only in other countries. It is very much real and tangible within our own communities here in San Diego. Come learn about its reality within SD and the USA, and hear inspiring stories from individuals who have benefited from local organizations that work to alleviate poverty locally and globally, through microfinance and women empowerment. View Flyer
For more information contact: Sulayman Jawaid at [email protected].
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Beyond the Model Minority: What's Really Going On with Asian American Students in College with Corrine Maekawa Kodama
Thursday | May 9th | 11:30AM
Cross-Cultural Center Comunidad
Corrine Kodama was the co-editor and contributor to Working With Asian American Students, the first sourcebook designed for college professionals on Asian American student issues. She began her professional carer at UCSD in the Student Affirmative Action and Human Relations Programs, a department which played a large role in the establishment of the existing Cross-Cultural Center. She will be here to speak on student affairs. Light refreshments will be provided. View Flyer
For more information contact: Joseph Ramirez at [email protected].
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Community Workshop Series
Thursdays | Spring Quarter | Varies
Next Workshop: Microsoft Excel
Thursday | May 9th | 12PM
Cross-Cultural Center Art Space
This Spring 2013, join us every week to explore different computer applications and gain skills in tools that can be used in any field! Become practiced in Microsoft Office, make a flyer in Adobe Photoshop, or learn how to mass-communicate on Facebook and Google tools. Not only can these tools improve the marketing and communications of your programs, but it can also give you new avenues for expression! View Flyer
For more information contact: Maggie Quan at [email protected].
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Debunking the Asian Model Minority Myth in Family and Academics with Guest Speaker Corinne Kodama
Thursday | May 9th | 5:30PM
Cross-Cultural Center Comunidad
Come out and listen to Asian American Guest Speaker Corinne Kodama talk about the myths of the Model Asian Minority relating to college, family, and academics! She will be sharing her experiences along with providing a space for students to ask questions! View Flyer
For more information contact: Kevin Pham at [email protected].
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The End/Beginning: Cambodia
Friday | May 10th | 3PM
Great Hall, Roosevelt College
Join Dr. Sophal ear in a brief showing of the award-winning documentary on his family's struggle through Khmer Rouge and the current situation happening in Cambodia. Light refreshments and entertainment provided. Performance by Chey Chankethyaat. View Flyer
For more information contact: Joseph Ramirez at [email protected].
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Cross-Cultural Center Social Justice Educators PRESENT: What's Love Got to Do with It: Self Image and Embodiment
Tuesday | May 14th | 3PM
Cross-Cultural Center Library
A Social Justice L.E.N.S. Program: Leadership, Educational engagement, Networking, Service in Community. Join us for a discussion about Self Image, a critical look at the way society and the media perpetuate notions of beauty, exotification, forms of femininity, masculinity, and more. We'll discuss how these notions affect self-esteem and self love in our communities. View Flyer
For more information contact: Nancy Magpusao at [email protected].
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Deconstruct "The Little Mermaid" Through a Social Justice Lens (Film Screening)
Wednesday | May 22nd | 5:30PM
Cross-Cultural Center Art Space
Come enjoy popcorn, nachos, and relax! We will be watching "The Little Mermaid" with a critical social justice lens and having a short discussion. View Flyer
For more information contact: Kevin Pham at [email protected].
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Kiki with Queers: A Celebration of Generations Among Queer People of Color
Sunday | May 26th | 11:30AM
Cross-Cultural Center
Open to all who identify as queer people of color. Come sit a spell and have some casual and/or critical conversations with our long loved alumni who have paved the way for some of us to have the knowledge on navigating different spaces at UCSD. Deadline to RSVP for students: May 19th. Facebook Event
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Women's Center Events
Gender Buffet: Vision Boarding
Friday | May 10th | 12PM
Women's Center
Not sure what you want to do with your life? Don't freak out. Join this fun activity designed to get you to think of your future. As always, food will be provided!
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LGBT Resource Center Events
Funky Fresh Fridays: Triton Training (Outdoor Bootcamp)
Friday | May 10th | 12PM
Meet at the LGBT Resource Center
Every Friday of Spring quarter, the LGBT Resource Center will be hosting fitness sessions in collaboration with UCSD Recreation. This week, there will be a Triton Training session. The times, activities, and levels of intensity vary. The schedule is attached on the flyer. View Flyer
For more information, contact [email protected].
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Campus Climate Intern Office Hours Build community among underrepresented students. Tues & Thurs ,10am-1:30pm, at the Women's Center.
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Black Resource Center Grand Opening! Wednesday, May 29th, 4:30-6:30pm. Old Student Center 2nd floor near the Treehouse Lounge. - Read more
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Diversity Dinner
This dinner will include graduate student presentations. Thursday, May 16th, 5:30-7pm at the CCC Comunidad. - Read more |
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Meet the Black Resource Center Director Finalists!
Get to know the candidates! Mon, Apr 29th - Fri, May 17th. Various times and locations. - Read more
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A Contemporary View of Pre-Hispanic Art Exhibit from Lilia Garcia Castro. Opening reception Fri, May 10th, 6-9pm at El Centro Cultural de la Raza. - Read more
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SHA Professor's Cookbook
Launch Party by the Student Health Advocates. Wednesday, May 8th, 11:30am-1:30pm at The Zone. - Read more
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CA Dream Act Student Aid
A new financial aid application does not require a social security number. Check to see if you are eligible. - Read more
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Jobs for UB Summer Residential Program Several positions available. Two different sessions. Open to UCSD and non-UCSD students. - Read more
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Made in L.A. Event
Join notable labor organizers in a discussion about labor rights. Mon, May 20th, 5-7pm at the Warren College Rm. - Read more
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Aloha America: Hula Circuits Through the U.S. Empire
With Prof. Adria Imada. Monday, May 13th, 3pm at the CCC Library. - Read more
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UCSD Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Celebration 2013 Calendar
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