February 02 - Alvin Tillery Jr.
The Politics of Racial Equity and the 2024 Elections
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Black History Month Events
Black History Month's origins were seeded in the minds of educators and deeply rooted in a need for the acknowledgment, sharing, and enrichment of Black history. It serves as a time for self-reflection, remembrance, and growth as we share the rich history of our brothers and sisters of the past.
Considering these foundational traditions of sharing. BPN invites it's members to join us in an enlightening journey this Black History Month to discuss and reflect on subjects that follow that long-held tradition of learning from each other.
To hear our thoughts on what Black History month means to our Steering Committee please visit our page.
Upcoming Events
February 08 - Walter Crawford
Walter engages the subject of Self Determination with our members.
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February 13 - Mikayla Wynter & Liz Akinboboye
CAPS and HPaW Overview
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February 15 - Journey Narrative
Charles shares his Journey with BPN
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February 20 - Ellen Burton
The Black Arts Movement: Community and Individual Impact
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February 21 - Evelyn Cordero
Integrating the Arts to Support Your Well-being and NU Well-being Updates
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February 27 - Ellen Burton
Black Self-determination: From Inspiration to Action
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