Each Fall Semester, the Office of International Programs and the International Student Association host Culturefest, a celebration of cultures with cultural exhibits, children's activities, talent performances and a style show. […]
Join the Canadian-American Center in welcoming Janet Mancini Billson as she presents “Canada and the Global Refugee Crisis” at UMaine. This presentation explores refugee resettlement and integration challenges in Canada. […]
Mitchell Center Talk: Rematriation, Indigenous Women and Traditional Indigenous Land Concepts in the Land Back Movement Monday, Nov. 8 Location: Room 107, Norman Smith Hall, University of Maine, Orono, ME; or […]
On Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 6 p.m. the UMaine Psychology Department's Diversity Film Night presents a virtual showing and discussion of the documentary "White Like Me: Race, Racism, and White […]
Interested parties are invited to attend a Zoom roundtable on Friday, Nov. 19 at 4 p.m. with UMM alums and current UMaine graduate students Natalie Dana Lolar, Colby Soctomah-Lewey, and […]
Wabanaki Voices invites you to a discussion with Lisa Sockabasin. Co-Director of Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness Noon, Nov. 30 Science Building 102, University of Maine Machias Lisa Sockabasin will provide an overview of WPHW programs, and discuss opportunities for collaboration with the UMaine Machias community and Washington County wellness organizations. Attend in person or […]
Join University of Maine Alumni Association for an honest, unscripted kitchen-table conversation among three generations of inspiring Maine-based Black feminist activists, academics, and community builders. Coming together to seek the roots and trace the branches of Black feminism in Maine, panelists will interweave themes of Black women's history, solidarity, and connections to nature, science, environmental […]
On Monday, Dec. 6, the Rise Center colloquia series will host Heather Falconer (Department of English) for a presentation on “Rethinking the Impact of Inequality on STEM Writing Instruction.” In this presentation, Falconer will examine the impact of systemic bias and discourse expectations on underrepresented college students in science as a factor that can push […]
This virtual professional development program, offered by David Patrick, LCSW, of Racial Equity & Justice Firm, is designed to deepen your awareness around diversity, equity and inclusivity within the social and human services fields and increase your ability to implement strategies to make your practice a safer space. This is a solution-focused program, focusing on individual and collaborative education, theory, education, philosophy, and action steps.
