The UA-Little Rock Student Government Association (SGA) and the Racial Barriers Committee (RBC) will host the "Anti-Semitism: How to Combat It" panel discussion on the UA-Little Rock campus at the […]
R.E.A.L. (Reflective, Equitable, & Affirming Lived experiences) TALK Session, also known as an racial affinity space, is an intentionally crafted, facilitator-led conversation for individuals with a shared racial identity. This […]
Four Black men, who happen to be scholars, will come together to participate in a moderated, candid discussion--first amongst themselves, and then with the audience--about racial healing, history, and the […]
The UA-Clinton School of Public Service Center on Community Philanthropy will host the 2023 Advancing Equity Award ceremony and the inaugural convocation for the Racial Healing Certification Program on Thursday, […]
UA-Little Rock, UALR-Downtown, UA-Clinton School of Public Service, the Racial Barriers Committee, the APJMM Pulaski County Community Remembrance Project and From Noose to Needle AR will co-host this community dialogue […]
The UA-Fort Smith Baha'i Club will host an in-person screening of the film "An American Story: Racial Amity and the Other Tradition" on the UA-Fort Smith campus at the Windgate […]
The UA-Little Rock Graduate Student Association (GSA) and the Racial Barriers Committee (RBC) will host the second annual NDORH-AR 2023 Open Mic Night, a hybrid event on the UA-Little Rock […]
With the current politically-motivated wave of attacks on Black History under the guise of "an anti-CRT movement," it is very important to understand the past so that connections can be […]
Civic Saturday is a civic analogue to a faith gathering designed to rebuild belief in our civic institutions and in each other by bringing friends and strangers together to nurture […]
H.E.R.2 Spot (Healing Empowering & Ratchet Restoration) is like a morning convo with your favorite sister, a lunch with a great mentor, as you prepare for a sophistirachet evening of […]
The struggles and repercussions of discrimination, of prejudice, and of racism loom large in American society. Is racism actually a moral and even spiritual disease that needs to go beyond […]
Out of Hand Theater ATL joins with the Arkansas Peace & Justice Memorial Movement to begin offering Equitable Dinners specific to Arkansas, using the Equitable Dinners Atlanta model that brings […]