Low Lounge: A Winter Workshop, Graduate Hangout, Study Break at Butler, and Other Events and Opportunities, 11/29-12/13
Trans Awareness Week Film Screening, Midterm Elections Debrief, and Other Events and Opportunities, 11/15-29
It’s Transgender Awareness Week, and we invite you to learn more at Community Citizenship Film Series: Disclosure this Wednesday, November 16th from 6:00 - 8:30 PM in Miller Theatre.
We all encounter difficulties managing our well-being; it’s part of the human experience. One of the most important ways you can improve your resilience and strengthen your well-being is by asking for help. We encourage you to reach out for support and explore the following resources to support your holistic well-being.
Managing Procrastination, Rocky Horror Picture Show, LGBTQ+ Roundtable, and Other Events and Opportunities, 11/7-22
Julian Melo is an immigrant, first generation American, United States Army veteran and a senior at the School of General Studies, where he is pursuing a degree in Political Science. He is a Social Impact Fellow with Columbia World Projects and an alumnus of the Harvard Humanities Warrior Scholars Project.
This conversation, with a range of Columbia experts, will explore the unrest in Iran within the broader historical and geo-political context, where it may lead, and how it connects with other global challenges.
Rocky Horror Picture Show, Social Justice Mini-Grant, LGBTQ+ Roundtable, and Other Events and Opportunities, 11/1-15
Iran's Movement for Women's Rights, Reflecting on Burnout, and Other Events and Opportunities, 10/25-11/8
The Gender-Based Misconduct Prevention and Response 2021-2022 Annual Report provides insight into the University’s efforts to prevent and respond to sexual harassment, sexual assault and other gender-based misconduct, as well as discrimination and harassment prohibited by University policy.
Campus Conversations, Grad Hangout, and Other Events and Opportunities, 10/18-11/1
Registering to vote and expressing your views are fundamental acts of civic engagement. Your participation helps ensure that elected officials are responsive to the concerns of those who live and work in the communities they represent.
A couple of small but important ways of prioritizing your well-being are making time to connect with your community and by taking time for yourself.
Dylan Baca (CC‘25) and Tristan Espinoza (CC‘25) are both board members of theIndigenous Peoples’ Initiative (IPI), a national, non-partisan, youth-led organization creating opportunities for Indigenous people. Dylan, who founded the organization in 2019, is active in advocating for the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the local, state and national levels. After meeting Dylan at Columbia, Tristan joined these efforts.