Calendars & Events

The activists, artists, academic and healers who came together through the Anarcha Project speak about the echoes of historical injury and the effects of slavery medicine on contemporary health care inequalities.

Contact:

• Suzanne Gray
• Phone: 734.487.1177
• Email: sgray17@emich.edu

Additional Information:

• http://www.emich.edu/wcen/programs.php

Cost: Free

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

This talk examines how three metaphors from US Black women's social theory—jeopardy, interstices, and intersectionality—illuminate three different ways of approaching our social world.

Contact:

• Suzanne Gray
• Phone: 734.487.1177
• Email: sgray17@emich.edu

Additional Information:

• http://www.emich.edu/wcen/programs.php

Cost: Free

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

Muslims and Non-Muslims are encouraged to fast for the day and then come to the event for a free dinner! During the event, we will have a guest speaker who will talk about what fasting means in Islam, followed with a Q & A session.

Contact:

• Waleed Baker
• Phone: 734.756.3687
• Email: wbaker7@emich.edu

Cost: Free

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

Performance of Muriel Rukeyser's groundbreaking documentary poem "Book of the Dead" by Carla Harryman and co., and poetry reading by Catherine Taylor, Tyrone Williams, and Judith Goldman.
7pm, Dreamland Theater, 26 N. Washington Street, Ypsilanti, MI.

Contact:

• Elisabeth Daumer
• Phone: 734.487.0996
• Email: edaumer@emich.edu

Cost: Free

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes