Racial Stress Awareness Week
Racial Stress Awareness Week
(January 10 – January 13, 2022)
BIPOC Student and Staff Mix and Mingle (Monday, Jan 10, 12pm-2pm, WSC 3228)
We invite our BIPOC students to register for this mix and mingle with BIPOC faculty and staff at BYU. We hope that this can be an opportunity for students and staff/faculty to meet and connect with one another. We understand the importance of faculty mentoring and hope this can be an opportunity for students to meet our BIPOC faculty and staff at BYU and learn what teaching, services, and research they are involved in. Our faculty and staff have also registered for this event and are excited to get to know you as well. Please register in advance so that we can order lunch for you.
Safe Space/Healing Space (Tuesday, Jan 11, 5-6pm, 3211 WSC and Thursday, Jan 13, 5-6pm, 3223 WSC)
We invite our BIPOC students to join us in a conversation about race-related stress and your experiences at BYU. We hope for this to be a supportive space for BIPOC students to meet, share, connect, grow, and heal.
Keynote Address: “Surviving Racial Stress: Rest and Resist,” by Dr. Carlton Green (Thursday, Jan 13, 11am-12:30pm, WSC Varsity Theater)
Dr. Carlton Green is nationally recognized for his work in diversity training and education. He currently serves as Director of Diversity Training and Education in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at the University of Maryland. Please join us for this keynote address, entitled, “Surviving Racial Stress: Rest and Resist.” There will be a Q&A session following his address.
Past Events
2021
Understanding and Coping with Race Related Stress
Louise F. Wheeler, Ph.D
Coming soon!
Singing the Song of Survivance: Racial Stress and Indigenous Identities
Roni Jo Draper, Ph.D
Allyship in the workplace
Natalie Hansen, MSW & Savannah Gow
Separating the Chaffe from the Wheat and Making the Y Better: BIPOC Saints--and Proud of It!--Because God Wanted it that Way.
Ignacio Garcia, Ph.D
