Pop Talks has a VIP section every Wednesday in person for the first 7 students that make their way to the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center located in the Multicultural Center. We are also available virtually every Wednesday as well. Join us as we talk about hot topics and trends. All perspectives and opinions are welcome!

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Join the Multicultural Center in collaboration with the College of Law to learn more about your rights, how to exercise them, and the activists and allies that have been on the frontline for reform!

Meet Artist, Author, Educator, Political Strategist, Organizer, and Freedom Fighter Patrisse Cullors. She is the co-founder of Black Lives Matter, founder of Dignity and Power Now, and founder/chair of Reform L.A. Jails. For the last 20 years, Cullors has been on the front-lines of criminal justice reform and police brutality against African Americans. She led Reform LA Jails’ “Yes on R” campaign, a ballot initiative that passed by a 71% landslide victory in March 2020. Cullors is the recipient of the Stanton Fellowship from the Durfee Foundation, the 2020 Art Matters Fellowship Award, and the Rema Hort Mann Foundation 2020 Emerging Artist in Los Angeles.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton was an activist for Women’s Suffrage who opposed the 14th and 15th amendments to the Constitution. While Stanton worked to pass the 13th amendment, which ended slavery, she opposed the the 14th and 15th for the use of the word “male,” as previously, the constitution did not use this language. Stanton along with others worried that the addition of this language would work against the women’s suffrage movement. These amendments were ratified in 1868 and 1870 respectively. Women would not get the vote until 1919 with the ratification of the 19th amendment.


Virginia Willis, Nathalie Dupree, & Belinda Smith-Sullivan: Grande Dames of Southern Cooking at AJC Decatur Book Festival

Check out this FREE virtual event hosted by the AJC Decatur Book Club. The "Grand Dames" will get together virtually to discuss the legendary past and future of Southern cuisine! If you love food, this is the place to be!
The Crim Center and AmeriCorps have collaborated to develop comprehensive day and after-school programming for elementary, middle and high schools known as T.E.E.M.S. (Technology, Engineering, Environment, Math and Science) AmeriCorps. AmeriCorps members are responsible for providing supplemental instruction and support in the areas of math and science during the school day. AmeriCorps members also lead dynamic after-school programming designed to provide homework assistance in math and science while creating fun strategies for learning. 
 
Applications are currently being accepted and in addition to having the opportunity to serve and effect change, part-time AmeriCorps members will receive a living stipend, loan forbearance of federal loans while in service, and an educational award upon successful completion of service term.
 
It is important to note that they are specifically looking for people who can serve during 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

 
**APPLICATION DEADLINE: On a rolling basis until positions are filled*
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