Black Heritage Resources
Rise: The Circle
Festivity
Be empowered and encouraged through real conversations about blackness and black excellence. Through the strength of your voice and personal stories, join the CIRCLE where you can hear and be heard. All are welcome to celebrate and participate in the soulful event.
The event will be held at LAC, H-103. Barbeque is planned for the menu at the event.
Rise: Black Voices
Festivity
Join us for an evening of music, food, and inspirational story-telling.
Rise: Honoring a Dream
Discussion Group
Join us for an intimate conversation with Ambassador J. Steven Rhodes. He served as the former ambassador for Zimbabwe and was a key contributor in establishing the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. national holiday. Come hear how ethics and leadership have shaped his life’s work.
Men of Color in Education
Discussion Group
Join us for a Roundtable Discussion presented by CSU Fullerton on topics related to becoming a teacher for social change, enjoy a presentation about the Men of Color in Education program at Cal State Fullerton, and a general overview of pathways to teaching careers. Refreshments served. All are welcome.
The event will be held on Tuesday, Mar. 10 in LAC, T-1200 RSVP preferred: http://bit.ly/LBCCMenOfColor
Sponsored by the Future Teachers Club & CSU Fullerton.
Shirley Chisholm: Unbought & Unbossed
Documentary Film
A film screening and discussion to follow of Shirley Chisholm: Unbought & Unbossed.
Rhythmic Movement Session: The Power of Your Movement Thru Life & Society
Activity
This is an active session where participants will go through various dances and movements. Participants will discover various movement methods to embody power and strength in Black culture and society.
Praise Dance/Liturgical Dance in Black Culture
Workshop
An experiential workshop where participants will receive knowledge about praise/liturgical dance, its role, spiritual and lessons. Short demonstration and participants will participate in Dance Movement connected to Praise/Liturgical dance and it’ spiritual connection to scripture and Black history.