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“It is a constant reminder of how much we are losing,” said Chief Shirell Parfait-Dardar during the Critical Collaborations event.
“I identify as mixed and Black and it really depends on the context… Even though I know I don’t identify as white, my identity in other forms has shifted a lot over time,” says Courtney Bonoam as she explains how her identity has helped her become the person she is today.
This last fall semester, I was in Professor Homzie’s communications 200 course when she assigned the Covid Diary Project (CDP) to the class. I was a bit hesitant to start this project because I wasn’t sure what medium (daily journaling, blogging, a short video, etc) I wanted to pick.
“Words are important, they are powerful, they have consequences,” said panelist Oscar Chavez during a Community Conversation on Race event that focused on topics addressing inequity.
On behalf of the CCE I would love to take a moment to recognize just how much we value our AmeriCorps VISTA members.
When the news broke about the attack on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters, I found myself cycling through a series of emotions.
“My service-learning course provides Spanish/English translation. It has existed for 15 years. I proposed and developed the course because we had a need.”
Happy New Year! Check out our updated post on the history of the CCE. Click here for previous post.
“We come from greatness. We come from a long line of strong Native and Indigenous people. I think it’s important that we remind ourselves of that,” said panelist Rose Hammock during the Community Conversations on Race.