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Diversity and Inclusion at Loyola
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See key statistics and findings from the University’s most recent Diversity Climate Survey.
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Loyola’s chief diversity and inclusion officer
In her role as chief diversity and inclusion officer, Winifred Williams, PhD, is working to bring people together to make Loyola an even more open and accepting university. “In my experience, everyone has a role in promoting diversity,” she says. “My job is to help guide that mission.”
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February & March 2019 - Islamic World Cinema Festival
Loyola University Chicago’s Islamic World Studies Program presents a semester-long festival of feature films from nations across the Islamic world. Each screening will include a brief introduction by a Loyola faculty member with expertise in the area from which the film originates. We invited you to attend a screening or two. Each film begins at 6:00PM in the Crown Center Auditorium at the Lake Shore Campus.
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March 31 - Remaking a Life: How Women Living with HIV/AIDS Confront Inequality
You are invited to come hear Professor Watkins-Hayes discuss how women confront not only a disease that can destroy their bodies, but also the economic, social, & political inequalities that threaten their lives before & after diagnosis. Please see the flyer for additional details
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April 9 - Film Screening ...Timbumktu
Timbumktu (2014, Abderrahmane Sissako) examines the aftermath of the 2012 coup d’état in Mali and the subsequent occupation of Timbuktu by Islamic militia who instill sharia law. The film explores local reactions to the occupation and to different forms of Islamic practice, especially in light of Mali’s history of multiculturalism and Timbuktu’s history as a center of Islamic scholarship and jurisprudence. -
Safe Space Training
The Student Development and Multicultural Affairs office invites Faculty, Staff and Students to attend the upcoming Safe Space training. Learn more about how to create inclusive communities.
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MLK Celebration: Addressing Disparity Through Awareness, Advocacy and Action
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the Executive Council on Diversity and Inclusion held a series of events and activities during the week of January 21, 2019 at the Lake Shore, Water Tower, and the Health Sciences Division campuses. New this year, the University's Service Days took place on Monday and Friday! We are excited to announce that 75 faculty, staff, and students volunteered at 10 non-profit community based service organizations across the Chicagoland area. Pictures from the MLK Service Days will post soon!
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April 4 - Immigration Advocacy History Project Exhibit Reception
The Immigration Advocacy History Project is excited to announce a reception for its exhibit, "Stand Strong on the Side of Righteousness: Immigration Advocacy, Past and Present" on April 4th at the Lake Shore Campus. The event takes place 6:30PM to 7:30PM in the Damen Student Center room 214. Please see the attached event flyer for additional details. We hope you can join us!
