We will be discussing STIs, contraception, consent, resources provided by Planned Parenthood, and more! Food will be provided! If you can’t make this session, we have a second session on Friday 10/25.
See you there!
Dr. Kuo's work, which has been featured in multiple media outlets including CNN, NPR's Fresh Air, The Today Show, Washington Post, LA Times, UK's Daily Mail, Australia's Sydney Morning Herald among others, has convincingly linked healthy urban ecosystems to stronger, safer neighborhoods, lower crime, reduced AD/HD symptoms, reduced aggression, and an array of other mental health indicators. Her current work examines the effects of contact with nature on physical health — especially immune function — and academic achievement. In 2018, Dr.
Join us as Dr. Hanna Garth speaks on food access in South LA, and the history of the Food Justice Movement in Los Angeles.
Bike Share is a student run free bike rental service. Aside from rentals and repairs, we hope to create a community focused on sustainability and adventure though a love of bicycles.
Our hours are 12-5 Monday & Friday's on the quad, and Tues/Wed/Thur in the Bengal room. Swing by to rent a bike (for free!), or bring your own bike for repairs.
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What happens at Dancer Workshops? Our choreographers will show snippets of their pieces to give you an idea of what dances you can join. After all choreographers have performed, you fill out a form expressing interest in pieces. Based on those forms, choreographers and E-Board assign dancers to pieces! You'll hear about which dances you're in shortly after Dancer Workshops!
No audition nor experience necessary!
Take Back the Night is the cornerstone event of Project S.A.F.E.'s Take Back the Week, a a collection of programming during April - Sexual Assault Awareness Month, to raise awareness about sexual violence and to create a community of care for survivors on Ox'ys campus. Survivors and their allies are invited to this speak-out event in the Greek Bowl to share their stories of struggle and healing to find support and solace through community.
In these apocalyptic times, many of us are talking about how we can care for each other outside of hospitals, social services and the medical industrial complex- through making what many call care collectives or care webs. But caring for each other sustainably is more complex than it seems. This workshop is a space to talk about the often feminized and under-respected work of care. We’ll map what allows us to ask for and give care well, and how ableism, racism, capitalism and sexism complicate who feels worthy of care and who is expected to care.
We have wild survivor dreams. In them, we are free. Join disability/ transformative justice/ femme of color activist and writer Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha for a poetic keynote exploring how survivor brilliance is dreaming a work beyond sexual abuse, prisons and white supremacist ableist cissexist patriarchy.
Choi Auditorium is a wheelchair-accessible space. Please refrain from wearing fragranced products at the event.
Loretta Oden, chef and food historian, is a leader in the Indigenous Foods Movement. She has worked with tribal communities throughout the country, wrote and hosted an Emmy winning five-part PBS series on Native American foods. She serves on the Leadership Council of the Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance (NAFSA) and continues to mentor up and coming Indigenous Chefs.