Faculty discuss plans for social justice
As the spring 2021 semester comes to a close, several ETSU faculty members reflected on summer and fall plans for equity and inclusion on campus. …
Posts tagged social justice
Hanna-Attisha discusses Flint water crisis
The Leading Voices in Public Health series came to a close this semester with Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, an author, activist and champion for pediatric care. …
ETSU: a flower amongst a barren field
Lately, ETSU’s campus has been the center of social justice issues for rural Appalachia, an area with a largely white demographic. The students of ETSU …
‘Listening for Action’: be heard, make change
The Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center held the first of several “Listening for Action” events on March 2 in response to the ETSU men’s basketball …
Alternative Breaks goes digital for spring break
Alternative Breaks has turned to Zoom for a safer-at-home learning experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. “What’s kind of exciting about the change this year and …
Slocumb Galleries to host Black Diaspora Panel
ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries will be hosting the “Black Diaspora Panel: Conversations on Race, Education, and Social Justice” on Thursday at 6 p.m. to discuss matters …
Knocking down social dividers: second annual Equity and Inclusion Conference
The second annual ETSU Equity and Inclusion Conference has been moved online. The two day event will take place Sept. 22 and 23 and will …
Resisting Corporate “Anti-Racism” Industrial Complex
Amid a summer of unrest, as thousands across the country took to the streets to protest the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other …
What it means to be a volunteer
A group of students at ETSU have been working tirelessly to prove why Tennessee is referred to as the volunteer state. Volunteer ETSU is one …
Get In Formation with Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson
As a part of the Queer in Appalachia series, sponsored by the ETSU Department of Women’s Studies, ETSU alumna and multi-rights activist Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson …