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RHC Brown Bag Series
The Brown Bag Series are back! The RHC will host its monthly student-led discussion during the lunchtime hour featuring a variety of themes and topics important to students. The RHC is currently looking for students or small groups who are…
Pieces of Latin America
Take a break from classes and join us for free lunch and collaborative puzzle making featuring Latinx Heritage countries and icons!
Pieces of Latin America
Take a break from classes and join us for free lunch and collaborative puzzle making featuring Latinx Heritage countries and icons! Sponsored by Sociocultural Programming
Protect Your Magic: building resiliency and care practices in academia, a talk with La Loba Loca
Loba is a Queer Andina educator, herbalist, and activist. Loba's work focuses on Andina identity, reproductive justice, doula work and plant connections. Loba's core philosophy is based on (re)claiming and (re)membering Abuelita Knowledge as well as how to use our roots as…
Identity Coffee Hour Presents Afro-Latinx Identities
Identity Coffee Hour is an event designed for students to not only network and meet new people, but to ask questions and gain a deeper knowledge about their own identities and those of others. Join us this month to discuss…
I’m An American: The Nuances of Identity
Common Reading Experience 2019 text author, Teran Powell, hosts a Q & A panel with Milwaukee community members interviewed in her series I'm An American. The individuals interviewed in the series each provide a unique set of lived experiences, their stories…
Juntas: A Circle of Support
Juntas, or “together,” offers a brave space for Latinx women-identified students to share unique cultural experiences with other members of the UWM community. Latinx community and campus leaders will facilitate a cooperative learning experience for attendees through small discussion/”healing” circles.…
Under the Mesoamerican Sky
Enjoy a free stellar program to celebrate the cosmic connection to Latinx culture. The live program includes stargazing from the heart of Mexico (20 degrees North), a musical performance by Browns Crew celebrating their cultural roots and identities tied to Mexico and…
Journalist Michael Deibert, author of When the Sky Fell: Hurricane María and the United States in Puerto Rico
Michael Deibert is a journalist, author, visiting fellow at Franklin and Marshall College, and a recognized authority on the Caribbean. His book is the first to expose what happened during Hurricane María, why Puerto Rico was so poorly prepared, and why a…
La Soledad
THIS SCREENING IS FREE FOR EVERYONE! Handyman José lives with his family in La Soledad, a dilapidated villa located in what was once among Caracas’ most affluent neighborhoods. After learning that the villa’s owners are planning to sell the estate,…