JusTalks

AFCXJustalks invites you to come and engage in an important discussion about the First Generation Student identities on Campus. Share your insights and reconnect with your first Gen Fam! 

Let’s get together and really break down the casual dating scene at Middlebury. Who gets to participate? What role does desire play? This conversation will touch on ideas about identity and power, and the role we play in hookup culture.

Two facilitators of the JusTalks team will hold an open space for students to learn about and interact with the program, as well as have the opportunity to engage in dialogue about pertinent social justice themes on campus or beyond. While this event will hold the most structured opportunity to engage in dialogue about Hustle Culture, other themes can be explored such as Interracial Interactions, Healthy Masculinity, Exploring Gender, and more!

Two facilitators of the JusTalks team will hold an open space for students to learn about and interact with the program, as well as have the opportunity to engage in dialogue about pertinent social justice themes on campus or beyond. While this event will hold the most structured opportunity to engage in dialogue about Exploring Gender, other themes can be explored such as Hustle Culture, Healthy Masculinity, Interracial Interactions, and more!

Two facilitator of the JusTalks team will hold an open space for students to learn about and interact with the program, as well as have the opportunity to engage in dialogue about pertinent social justice themes on campus or beyond. While this event will hold the most structured opportunity to engage in dialogue about Interracial Interactions, other themes can be explored such as Hustle Culture, Healthy Masculinity, Exploring Gender, and more!

This workshop explores how our upbringings have shaped our definition of productivity and how that manifests within our everyday lives. We will also explore the origins of hustle culture and how we can move away from it. 

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.

This workshop is geared towards BIPOC students on ways to equip and prepare them academically and socially at a predominantly white institution (PWI).