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Talk by Alisa Slaughter "Anton Chekhov, Eco-Warrior"

Alisa Slaughter's essays, short fiction, and translations have most recently appeared in Flyway, terrain.org, and Santa Monica Review. Her collection of short fiction, Bad Habitats, was published in 2013 by Gold Line Press. She holds an MFA from Warren Wilson College and an MA in comparative literature from the University of Arizona and teaches at the University of Redlands. 

Breakfast FEAST Feast

Enjoy free delicious homemade breakfast foods made with produce from our garden!  These dishes will include breakfast tacos, lemon bread, hash browns, fruit, salad, and more. Aside from eating, you're welcome to enjoy a yoga session, assist in the creation of our chicken coop mural, listen to talented student performers, and have fun dipping into some face paint. RSVP here.

“Athlete of Color Learning Practicum: Cultural Wealth and Social Entrepreneurship”

Marcus Forbes is an Oxy alum, and the CEO and founder of Forbes Sports & Education, a social benefit organization providing mentorship, academic support, college prep, and educational workshops to youth athletes in the Sacramento area. Marcus is a community educator, NCAA certified coach, educational consultant, and social entrepreneur who is passionate about creating informal spaces of learning. His current work involves merging sports and education to positively affect youth development by turning the pursuit of a passion into a structured and guided learning experience.

“Athlete of Color Learning Practicum: Cultural Wealth and Social Entrepreneurship”

Marcus Forbes is an Oxy alum, and the CEO and founder of Forbes Sports & Education, a social benefit organization providing mentorship, academic support, college prep, and educational workshops to youth athletes in the Sacramento area. Marcus is a community educator, NCAA certified coach, educational consultant, and social entrepreneur who is passionate about creating informal spaces of learning. His current work involves merging sports and education to positively affect youth development by turning the pursuit of a passion into a structured and guided learning experience.

“Love Your Hair'': ICC Black History Month "365 Series"

The Intercultural Community Center is proud to present "The 365 Series” during Black History Month this year. This collaborative series of programs will recognize black history, black lives, and blackness at Oxy and beyond. More specifically, it aims to send an important message: February is only a starting place in the acknowledgement and celebration of black history and identity.