Melody of change: Breaking barriers, building bridges
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On March 19th 2024, we organize an event to raise awareness about racism and discrimination. You're cordially invite to join us for a transformative event with performances from students from all around the world on an issue that resonates deeply in our society: Racism and Discrimination.
Mark your calendars for March 19th 2024 from 12:00 until 13:30 campus Nijmegen (K33), as we come together to confront the complexities of systemic injustice, foster understanding, and ignite meaningful discussion. This event promises to be an empowering platform where diverse voices unite to address the challenges and share personal experiences.
Together, let's amplify our voices, challenge the status quo, and pave the way for a world where everyone is celebrated for their uniqueness.
Program
- 11:30
Lunch - Optional
- 12:00
Opening
- 12:10
Student performances (music, poems, texts, stories)
- 12:40
Poet Amanda Midence from Honduras - Poems about discrimination
- 13:00
Debate/Discussion about the presentations
- 13:20
Closing
About the Poet
Amanda Midence (she/her) is a poet and writer from Honduras living in the Netherlands with a love for storytelling and music. Through her work, Amanda strives to connect with the world around her and make sense of the emotions surrounding topics like: immigration, mental health, love, loss and hope. Find some of her previous work on Instagram and Tiktok - @poetrywithasideofcoffee
Your participation is not just requested, but essential. Let's create a diverse community of inclusion and acceptance.
Register here: https://forms.office.com/e/k2Rzi8Pu3p
Once you register you will receive details of the event location (Nijmegen K33, A5.02)
Registration until March 14th
This event is initiated by the community of learning diversity, Fair Health.