Ann Arbor

20 Years of The Prison Creative Arts Project - Keynote-Marc Mauer

Celebrating 20 years of the Prison Creative Arts Project, join us as Marc Mauer, Executive Director of The Sentencing Project, delivers a keynote speech addressing the history of mass incarceration, the current incarceration crisis in the United States, and the directions that need to be taken to make a difference.

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'AOKI' FILM SCREENING & Q & A W/CO-DIRECTOR BEN WANG

The A/PIA Heritage Month Committee, in collaboration with the Asian Pacific American law Student Association (APALSA), will be hosting 'AOKI' Film screening/discussion on
Monday, March 29, 2010 at the 236 Hutchins Hall from 7:00 to 9:00pm.

Just in time for prom season, Ozone House will be hosting its FOURTH ANNUAL PROM EXCHANGE, an event where young women in need of prom attire can come shop for dresses, shoes, purses, and other accessories - all free of charge.

We need as many dresses and accessories as we can get so that we can offer folks a wide variety of styles and sizes.

http://www.whatsyourstoryannarbor.com

A theatrical production featuring the TRUE stories of students across campus.

“April
5, 1968: On James Brown, Martin Luther King and the Manly Dimensions of
Nonviolent Resistance”

Given
by:

Michael
Awkward, Professor of English Language and
Literature and Professor of Afro-American and African Studies

This session will examine our individual social identities more deeply and help participants reflect on how these identities, and the privileges associated with them, impact work and relationships within community settings.

Building Community and Collaboration:
A Public Humanities Perspective on Process and Outcomes
by Dr. Anne M. Valk, Brown University

Special Guest

Jordan Burnham

(appeared on Capitol Hill and CNN)

Discssion Led by

Dr. Dwight Fontenot

Food will be provided!!!!