Confronting the Housing Crisis: Community Building Initiatives
Moving Beyond Calling Out: Building a Calling in Culture
Centering Black Women in History and Popular Culture
Unpacking Privilege on a Private College Campus
On Poetry, Silence & Possibilities: Poet Wrestling with Ghost Realities
Breaking Colonial Imaginations: An Evening of Queer Palestinian Diasporic Poetry
Global Youth Voices on Climate Justice
Diversity, Inclusion and Social Justice: Faith-Based Approaches
Islamophobia and the Politics of Empire: 20 Years after 9/11
Blackqueerness, Religion, and the Politics of Possibility
Engaging Diverse Communities Through Education and Advocacy
What the Eyes Don't See: Confronting an Environmental Disaster
Excavating Trans Histories Through Poetry & Performance
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Unity in Diversity Days are held once a semester and feature events dedicated to promoting diversity, equity and inclusion at Merrimack.
"The two-day event was first introduced in Oct. 2020 to underscore Merrimack’s commitment to ongoing education, reflection and action on diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice. Speakers, workshops, and cultural events have addressed such issues as racial injustice, gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights, disability and accessibility, systemic inequalities exposed by COVID-19 and more. Following the enthusiastic response to the fall 2020 and spring 2021 events, which attracted over 5,000 people, Unity in Diversity Days will be held once a semester."
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