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Fall: September * October * November * December

Winter: January * February * March

Spring: March * April * May * June

Summer: June * July * August

September

September 22, 2009
CENTER FOR WOMEN AND GENDER OPEN HOUSE AND DINNER
ORIENTATION EVENT - FOR THE CLASS OF 2013 ONLY!
CWG, in the Choates between Little and Brown (6 Choate Road), 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.

October

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
National Coming Out Month

October 2 - November 1
LATINA/O HERITAGE MONTH 2009
Presented by the Latina/o Community
All events are free and open to everyone
For a complete list of events, see Web Link.

October 14, 2009
SCREENING OF "SIN BY SILENCE"
Presented by the Sexual Abuse Awareness Program, SAPAs, MAV, and WGST
Center for Women and Gender, 6:00 to 8:00 pm

October 15, 2009
Rhianna & Chris:
Please join Black Women's Forum to discuss what happens when we see it. What happens when we don't. And what happens after it's "over."
8PM, Center for Women and Gender (near the Choates)

October 21, 2009
"JUST BETWEEN US: TALKING ABOUT UNHEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS"
Presented by the Sexual Abuse Awareness Program, SAPAs, and MAV
Tindle Lounge, 4:00 to 5:00 pm

October 29, 2009
"TENTH ANNUAL STONEWALL LECTURE"
FEATURING HISTORIAN JOHN D'EMILIO
Presented by the Women and Gender Studies Program
Filene Auditorium, 4:00 pm
Open to the public
Web Link

October 30 - November 1
DGALA 25th ANNIVERSARY ALL-CLASS REUNION
Presented by The Dartmouth Gay, Lesbian, Transgender Alumni/ae Association (DGALA)
For a complete list of events, see Web Link.

November

First Nations' Week

November 1
"DIA DE LOS MUERTOS (DAY OF THE DEAD)"
Presented by M.E.Ch.A.
Collis Common Ground, 6:30 pm 

OPAL's Drop-In Office Hours
For Academic & Personal Advising
Meetings are open to all students
No appointment is necessary
If these times don't work, blitz "Pluralism and Leadership" to set up another time

• Monday, November 2
  10:00 - Noon (Michael Hanitchak, Collis 205D)
  2:00 - 4:00 pm (Steve Silver, Collis 205E)
• Tuesday November 3
  7:30 - 9:00 pm (Jennifer Matos, Collis 211)
  1:00 - 4:00 pm (Samantha Ivery, 111 Parkhurst)
• Wednesday, November 4
  8:00 - 10:00 am (Samantha Ivery, Collis 211)
• Thursday, November 5
  10:00 - Noon (Michael Hanitchak, Collis 205D)
  2:00 - 4:00 pm (Steve Silver, Collis 205E)
  6:00 - 9:00 pm (Jennifer Matos, Collis 211)
• Friday, November 6
  9:00 - Noon (Nora Yasumura, Collis 211)

November 7
"Liberation Ecology Workshop"
Speaker: Rafter Sass
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Kemeny 108
Free registration; lunch is provided; limited to 25 participants.

• Human health and natural health are closely intertwined, especially for those living directly on the land (for the most part, the world's poor).
• Yet, environmentalism and social justice have long been separated.  Do they really go together?  (Hint: Yes, but come to find out more).
• This weekend workshop will provide some of the tools necessary to begin thinking about and developing projects that foster both human health and our planet's health!
• The workshop leader, Rafter Sass, has been active in the global justice movement for 10 years.  In Argentina he designed an ecological system at Gaia Ecovillage.  Since then he has been teaching and learning about grassroots ecological design.  Read more at www.liberationecology.org.

December

January

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration

February

V-Day!
National Black History Month

 

March

National Women's History Month

April

Sexual Assault Awareness Week
National Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
Leadership Discovery Program

 

May

Visionary-in-Residence
Pride Week
Pow-Wow

June

 

June 13, 2010 Commencement

July

August

Consent Day!

 

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