As of November 2018, over 11 million children require humanitarian assistance in Yemen. That is 80 percent of the country's children. Many face the threat of developing acute malnourishment. All have lost a lot. As violence continues in the Yemeni Civil War, their numbers and their needs grow. The risk of this humanitarian crisis turning … Continue reading UNICEF at UIUC Winter Gala 2019
Category: Rights & Social Justice
Call for Volunteers: Education Justice Project Reentry Guide
The Education Justice Project is looking for individuals to work on EJP's newest reentry guide, Returning Home, A Guide to the Challenges and Opportunities after Deportation. The EJP builds a model college-in-prison program that demonstrates the strong positive impacts of higher education. From the Education Justice Project (EJP) weekly newsletter: Are you knowledgeable about or … Continue reading Call for Volunteers: Education Justice Project Reentry Guide
Religious, Spiritual & Secular Students: Your Input Needed! Interfaith Student Summit
Come join other students from various faith traditions to come together to talk about what faith development and interfaith engagement could look like at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Whether you are a religious/spiritual/secular leader on campus or an exploring student, you have a unique perspective to contribute to the discussion. Vice Chancellor for … Continue reading Religious, Spiritual & Secular Students: Your Input Needed! Interfaith Student Summit
Multiraciality in the Media
Join a discussion on how multiraciality is represented in media, and what role media plays in identity formation. The event, hosted by Mixed Student Union and University of Illinois Women's Resources Center, will be Wednesday, January 30, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm, at the Women's Resources Center, 616 E Green St Suite 202, Champaign, IL … Continue reading Multiraciality in the Media
WEFT On The Move: MLK Day Celebration
Please join WEFT on Sunday from 4-5 pm for this week’s edition of On the Move. WEFT will honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by airing excerpts of Dr. King’s speeches, highlighting his words of unity, dignity, fellowship and activism.
