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MOCA is designed to provide thought-provoking discussions aimed at not only creating community but allowing men of color to explore intersectional identities.
It is an open, student-facilitated discussion concerning diversity, equity and inclusion within the English Department.
MOCA is designed to provide thought-provoking discussions aimed at not only creating community but allowing men of color to explore intersectional identities.
MOCA is designed to provide thought-provoking discussions aimed at not only creating community but allowing men of color to explore intersectional identities.
MOCA is designed to provide thought-provoking discussions aimed at not only creating community but allowing men of color to explore intersectional identities.
MOCA is designed to provide thought-provoking discussions aimed at not only creating community but allowing men of color to explore intersectional identities.
The CEV guest speaker for Black History Month will be Claudio Eshun, aka Don Claude, who uses his experiences to reimagine storytelling,
MOCA is designed to provide thought-provoking discussions aimed at not only creating community but allowing men of color to explore intersectional identities.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, the CEV Speaker Series presents Athena Callender, a member of the Hassanamisco Nipmuc Tribe. She will highlight her journey as an Indigenous woman living a spiritual and holistic lifestyle, leading a successful company, and more.
Join us on understanding how to create more inclusive spaces on campus.
Vandana Singh is a writer of speculative fiction, and has published three short story collections.
Members of the Clark community are invited to come together to memorialize lives lost to hate and transphobia across the world. There will be time for fellowship over food following the vigil.
