Explores how women at the forefront of the global AIDS movement shaped grassroots groups like ACT-UP in the U.S. and played essential roles in HIV prevention and treatment throughout sub-Saharan Africa, and the unaddressed dynamics that keep women around the world at risk of HIV.
Screening in observance of World AIDS Day.
D&I campus update from the Division of FInance & Administration. All are welcome.
A film by IC students Alisha Tamarchenko ‘20 and Joshua Jacobius ‘19
IC Professor Bruce Henderson and Cornell Professor Emeritus Daryl Bem are the subjects of this film, and will speak after the screening for the Distinguished Speakers Series.
Presented in collaboration with IC Gerontology Institute Distinguished Speakers Series.
Screening and discussion of three shorts in this series that amplifies the experiences of transgender people of color across the United States —on themes of immigration, healing from trauma, sexual violence, HIV criminalization, faith, and military service. A member of the AIT production team will Skype in for Q& A.
Presented in Collaboration with the Handwerker Gallery.
A film tech discovers the real lives of queer people in the past by restoring hundreds of never before seen home movies dating back to the 1930s. But time is running out to save what's left before the films are destroyed by unknowing or unaccepting families of those who made them.
Friends, food, fun - kick off the new academic year at the LGBTQA+ and Allies Community Welcome for Students on Tuesday August 28 at 6 pm in the Clark Lounge, Campus Center. Meet student leaders of the LGBTQA+ themed student groups, learn about the services of the campus LGBT Center, enjoy refreshments, learn more about the LGBTQA+ friendly campus culture here at Ithaca College and our spectacular ZAP panel program, and meet the LGBT Center director, student staff and student leaders.
Enjoy a free continental breakfast while engaging with Dr. Ednita Wright to learn about effective teaching strategies related to culture and aging.
Dr. Wright will provide a half-day interactive session with faculty focused on cultural competence in aging education. The session will engage faculty in discussion of effective teaching of aging content related to culture and aging. This session is made possible by the Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center (FLGEC).
Limited space, RSVP by 6/19 required