JusTalks

This workshop explores what accountable communication looks like and barriers we face when communicating.

This will be a follow-up conversation to “What would ending affirmative action mean for Middlebury? A Community Dialogue.”

This workshop explores the effects of racism within students of color at an individual level and how to heal from the internal shifts that are the result of white supremacy.

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This workshop explores the effects of racism within students of color at an individual level and how to heal from the internal shifts that are the result of white supremacy.

For updates follow us on Instagram @justalksmidd :)

This workshop explores the dynamics of race in hookups and romantic/sexual relationships.

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This workshop explores the expansiveness of gender while aiming to address its limitations. In this, we will try to challenge our own understanding of gender through discussing how/why it was constructed, how this impacts social norms now, and where we go from here.

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At Write Night, participants will read poetry written by youths incarcerated as adults and write encouraging comments. I will send the marked up poems to Free Minds, which will return the poems and comments to the poets who are incarcerated across the country.

Ashley Smith from the Vermont International Socialist Organization will come to give a talk about socialism, what it is and how it can help combat oppressive structures. It take form as a lecture for the first hour, followed by an open discussion with time for Q&A at the end.

Confused about why people are angry about Charles Murray? Come chat with us at this facilitated discussion.