Community Cohesion Project – Northwest Arkansas
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Come out and join us this Friday, February 5th from 12-1:30pm in the MC Classroom for free food, free swag, and a chance to be part of the collaborative art portrait at the Multicultural Center's Black History Month First Friday! Sign up below for a time slot to come paint, get a free to-go lunch […]
Fancy Night In - Unboxed Online Cooking Class just in time for Valentine’s Day. Get your romantic cooking on with your honey in your own home with the help of our chef! Included with your box this time is a Terroir by Onyx chocolate bar and a bottle of 18 year old balsamic vinegar from […]
Students, participate in this fast-paced, interactive and fun virtual event. Learn to create and practice your 60-second elevator pitch and how to ask power questions that will help you instantly connect with hiring managers, recruiters and others. You will also have the opportunity to share your elevator speech, ask your power questions and learn more […]
According to a recent national study, Arkansas students rank last in the nation in their knowledge of the Holocaust. In an effort to combat this, Holocaust Survivor will be speaking to the University of Arkansas to share his testimony as a survivor of the Holocaust. Pieter Kohnstam's neighbor was Anne Frank, and Kohnstam now volunteers […]
In partnership with the Jane B. Gearhart Full Circle Food Pantry, and a special guest appearance with a local Black-owned, NWA restaurant, this cooking show enable viewers to take a moment and enjoy some homemade cooking recipes with Momma T from the Multicultural Center.
This year’s event will feature Sarah Roberts, author of You and Your Hair: The Ultimate Healthy Hair Masterclass for Afro Textured Hair. We will also have a style showcase featuring local stylists and barbers.
Jimi Hendrix is still considered by many to be the greatest guitarist in Rock'n'Roll. And his legend is born right here in London... Born and raised in Washington state in the Pacific Northwest, our tour will explore why he had to come to London to make it big... we'll visit Regent Street Poly, explore the […]
The Arkansas Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), the US Small Business Administration, Arkansas District Office, Startup Junkie Foundation, and the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce present “How to Become a Certified Woman, Minority, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, or Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business for Government Contracting.” The State of Arkansas, local cities, and the federal government offer special […]
A team of volunteer yoga instructors will teach a variety of yoga every week. At start time, click here to access class: https://vimeo.com/event/684169.
This session is part of our Navigating Life as a Female Graduate Student Series. A little about our speaker, Dr. Kim Needy: Dr. Kim LaScola Needy is a Professor of Industrial Engineering and serves as the Dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Arkansas. She received her B.S. and M.S. degrees in […]
Join GW professor Elizabeth Rule as she speaks with Glen Coulthard, a professor in the First Nations and Indigenous Studies Program at the University of British Columbia. These two educators will speak about indigenous rights of Native Americans and First Nations peoples, particularly human rights and land rights, which have been violated since the Americas […]
Join us in catalyzing racial equity and allyship. This event is a journey into the past, present, and future of courageous womxn. Organized by InHerShoes Seattle Chapter in collaboration with InHerShoes Bay Area Chapter In honor and celebration of Black History & Women's History Month, we continue the conversation towards becoming better allies, advocating for […]
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