¿Esta interesadx en aprender de hierbas medicinales y otras formas de curanderismo? Inscríbase para participar en nuestras pláticas mensuales, cada último miércoles del mes. Todxs tenemos conocimiento, nos educaremos colectivamente. Organizado por Rafael Vázquez Guzmán, Facultad en Humanidades en SRJC.

This hangout is open to students, faculty, staff, classified professionals, and community members. This will be an opportunity to build community among folks who identify as Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color. We’d love for you to join us! Come connect, celebrate, and enjoy snacks and refreshments in a welcoming space. We look forward to seeing you there!

Interested in teaching careers? Want to start working in the field and get paid? Join us for an info session on Mini Corps. Food will be provided, first come first serve.

This event is specifically for current APASS students. For more information, email: schang@santarosa.edu

¿Esta interesadx en aprender de hierbas medicinales y otras formas de curanderismo? Inscríbase para participar en nuestras pláticas mensuales, cada último miércoles del mes. Todxs tenemos conocimiento, nos educaremos colectivamente. Organizado por Rafael Vázquez Guzmán, Facultad en Humanidades en SRJC.

Interested in incorporating abolitionist values and frameworks into your role at SRJC? Have you been in a situation where you don’t agree with punitive practices but you are not sure what alternatives there are? Join Dr. Roam Romagnoli and Malena Hernández as we delve into these topics, provide a space for SRJC employees/ students to imagine and practice what community care can look like here and now. Part of this semester’s series of “Dismantling False Narratives, Rethinking Safety & The Carceral State.”

Join the Queer Resource Center for an evening of socializing, board games, arts & crafts, and just being with community! Free food and drinks will be provided.

Join the Native American Center for a 4-week class. Every Thursday Feb 27, March 6, 13, & 20. Limited space available, to RSVP email jduran2@santarosa.edu

Current High School students organized as “Latinx Student Congress” will discuss their work organizing in Sonoma County and how they work to challenge the notions of safety, youth, and education. Part of this semester’s series of “Dismantling False Narratives, Rethinking Safety & The Carceral State.”

Join Emma Ruderman and Dr. Solen Sanli Vasquez. In this presentation, we will be discussing Fatness as a Political Identity through three main intersections: Fat Liberation, Desire/ability Politics as well as White supremacy and anti-Blackness. We will critically examine, through the analysis of Desire/ability Politics, how we view the body both culturally and socially and how the body, body size specifically, directly determines one's ability to engage with the wold around them. We will study the history and creation of Fatness as we know it today, it's direct correlation between white supremacy/ anti-Blackness and the meaning we give to Fatness, as well as the dire barriers that Fat folks encounter, specifically multiply marginalized Fat folks.

Join the Native American Center for a 4-week class. Every Thursday Feb 27, March 6, 13, & 20. Limited space available, to RSVP email jduran2@santarosa.edu

More info to come.

Join the Native American Center for a 4-week class. Every Thursday Feb 27, March 6, 13, & 20. Limited space available, to RSVP email jduran2@santarosa.edu

Join the Native American Center for a 4-week class. Every Thursday Feb 27, March 6, 13, & 20. Limited space available, to RSVP email jduran2@santarosa.edu

In this conversation and book reading, SRJC Alumni and authors of the book “The Journey of DACA Student Living in the United States Today” will discuss issues around safety, immigration, and how do we imagine and work towards a world without borders. Part of this semester’s series of “Dismantling False Narratives, Rethinking Safety & The Carceral State.”

¿Esta interesadx en aprender de hierbas medicinales y otras formas de curanderismo? Inscríbase para participar en nuestras pláticas mensuales, cada último miércoles del mes. Todxs tenemos conocimiento, nos educaremos colectivamente. Organizado por Rafael Vázquez Guzmán, Facultad en Humanidades en SRJC.

Along with speaking to his chapter in Colors of Nature, “Belonging to the Land,” David Masumoto will share about new projects, including co-authoring a children’s book with his daughter “Every Peach is a Story,” and partnering with Fresno Philharmonic to create a musical composition based on stories from his new book Shadow Music, Four Generations of Japanese American Farm Women. Part of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

More info to come.

More information to come. Part of Middle Eastern, North African Heritage Month.

Join us for the keynote at the WTF conference in the Petaluma Campus. Through this short documentary and panel we will explore snapshots of community-based projects that expand our ideas about what keeps us safe. The experimental documentary film showcases and explores how we define and create safety in a world without police and prisons. In partnership with the WTF committee and Petaluma Intercultural Center. For time and to register, visit: https://wethefuture.santarosa.edu/. Part of this semester’s series of “Dismantling False Narratives, Rethinking Safety & The Carceral State.”

Jamal Hart will present about his father’s imprisonment along with one of Mumia’s previous attorneys, Rachel Wolkenstein. They will discuss the current “Free Mumia” movement, his frameup and innocence, and general conversations about political prisoners in the United States. This will be both a conversation and a celebration for Mumia’s birthday. The first hour will be a lecture style presentation, with the last hour being a Q&A and casual conversation. In collaboration with Sawubona BLOC and Santa Rosa Intercultural Center. This is part of this semester’s series of “Dismantling False Narratives, Rethinking Safety & The Carceral State.”