Join members of the Black Student Union (BSU) at MIT, colleagues from Dean for Student Life (DSL) and Institute Community and Equity Office (ICEO) to discuss the status of BSU recommendations.

How can staff, advisors, faculty, and others help to support transgender people at MIT?

This talk will examine the politics of race, gender, and patriarchy that center on the unfreedom of others.

In recognition of World AIDS Day 2017, join WGS to view “Strike a Pose.”

Silicon Valley innovations have given rise to a class of tech titans wielding immense economic and political influence and has paved the way for a cultural shift towards individualism. Has this resulted in historically marginalized groups being left behind once again?

We are proud to be partnering with the MIT Museum as we host a provocative and fascinating evening of conversation. 

This lecture is organized by Stephanie Lee and ElDante Winston on behalf of the MIT Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students.

In a climate where polarization and intolerance are increasingly decried, visiting artist B. Stephen Carpenter II, the Ida Ely Rubin Artist in Residence at the MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology (CAST), believes that art can enable people to have civil conversations about difficult topics such as race, segregation or poverty in the U.S.

Fulfilling the Promise of Title IX in STEM: Exploring the Roles University Leaders Play

GCWS Feminisms Unbound roundtable “Women of Color Feminisms in Authoritarian Times”