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Mural Unveiling Images
Mar 17th
Shape of Diversity Mural Unveiling
February 16, 2011
Culmination of the collaborative project with artist Rhichard Haynes and Saint Anselm Students to embody the value of diversity at Saint Anselm College
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Video From Second Dialogue
Feb 6th
Here are some of the video clips used during the Second Dialogue on February 6
A Class Divided:
You can watch the whole program here:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/divided/
Here is one of the clips from the Angry Eyes film we watched:
Materials for the Second Dialogue
Feb 2nd
Here are some materials provided by the presenter. You may also want to take a look at and think about the questions on the different sections of our blog:
http://theshapeofdiversity.org/category/voice/
Socialization
http://theshapeofdiversity.org/Cycle%20of%20Socialization.pdf
Worksheet:
http://theshapeofdiversity.org/Storytelling%20Handout.pdf
Content of worksheet is below:
Storytelling
• Recall an incident in which you first became aware of differences. What was your reaction? Were you the focus of attention or were others? How did that affect how you reacted to the situation?
• What are the “messages” that you learned about various “minorities” or “majorities” when you were a child? At home? In school? Have your views changed considerably since then? Why or why not?
• Recall an experience in which your own difference put you in an uncomfortable position vis-à-vis the people directly around you. What was that difference? How did it affect you?
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Change in venue on 1/29 for Community Mural Project
Jan 28th
Tomorrow’s Diversity Dialogue session has been moved from Hilary Hall to the NHIOP Auditorium. It is still being held from 10am – 1pm. Questions can be directed to omahoney@anselm.edu.
The facilitator, Ellen Semran, has asked us to read the attached articles. They are both very short (combined total is less than 10 pages).
http://theshapeofdiversity.org/UnpackingTheKnapsack.pdf
http://theshapeofdiversity.org/Article%20-%20right_hand_of_privilege.pdf
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“Equality” Prof. Farrell’s Speech from the MLK Day Breakfast
Jan 17th
Equality
by Professor William Farrell
presented at the Martin Luther King Memorial Breakfast at Saint Anselm College, January 17, 2011
On August 28 1963, on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King gave his stirring speech, I Have a Dream. In it he said he dreamt of equality. In closing the speech he said that we should all be involved in letting freedom ring from every city and state in the Union, and that we should all join in singing the words of the old Christian spiritual, “ Free at last, free at last. Thank God Almighty, we are free at last.” More >
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Richard Haynes on NH Chronicles on WMUR
Jan 17th
WMUR is doing a piece at 7:30 PM, January 17 on Richard Haynes, the Artist we are collaborating with on the Shape of Diversity Project. Here is the Video link:
http://www.wmur.com/chronicle/26481938/detail.html
Here is a feature from Seacoast online that includes some information on his methods:
http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20090208-LIFE-902080318
“Artist: Cultural Maker, Cultural Keeper” Talk & Exhibit by Richard Haynes, Jr.
Dec 16th
Title: “Artist: Cultural Maker, Cultural Keeper” Talk & Exhibit by Richard Haynes, Jr.
Location: Dana Center
Description: “Artist: Cultural Maker, Cultural Keeper” Lecture & Exhibition
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2010-01-26
RLC A.W.A.R.E. Discussion “Feminism: Old School, New School, or Classic?” Tuesday at 5:30
Feb 6th
RLC A.W.A.R.E. Discussion
“Feminism: Old School, New School, or Classic?”
The Womens Issues Residential Life Community (RLC) is sponsoring a discussion of women’s and gender diversity issues in connection with the Shape of Diversity Project. Come discuss what it is like to be a woman at SAC and how Feminism applies (or fails to apply) to you.
“I do not want you to ignore my identity, nor do I want you to make it an insurmountable barrier between our sharing of strengths… I am your sister.” Audre Lord
An Open Discussion with Faculty and Students: How do issues of Diversity and Gender present 
themselves to the current generation of women at Saint Anselm College: Are women still struggling against a male-centered system of oppression and privilege? Are they newly empowered to take on the world on their own terms? Or are there types of women’s issues that still apply and are relevant across the generations.
Homemade Food and Refreshments will be served! Yum!
Join us!
RSVP on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=126177424117059&index=1
| Time | Tuesday, February 8 · 5:30pm – 7:00pm |
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| Location | Bradley House Lounge |
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| Created By | Lucubrations,Brittany Handcock, Megan Leahey, Alyssa Hatem, Justine Johnson |
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