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Do you self identify as a first generation college student?! If you do, come join the First Generation Student Council's first campus wide “I’m First” campaign!

This campaign will include taking photographs of students, professors, faculty, and staff. We would put your photo on a poster along with a quote from you describing how being first generation has affected you, any accomplishments you have achieved, or how Tufts has helped you.

The purpose of this project is to empower the first generation community at Tufts while upholding pride and acknowledging our accomplishments. We want to destigmatize the first generation name and encourage students to be involved. The campaign will make the First Gen. Student Council more visible on campus and help to identify the students who identify as such. We plan to show how different we all are and put a voice to our stories and ultimately create a first generation community.

We would love to invite you to join this campaign! If you are interested in having your photo taken for the campaign, please email us at [email protected] or come to the campus center on Mondays from noon to 1pm and Fridays from noon to 2pm and find our table!

The Office of Intercultural and Social Identities Programs is launching a campaign today to celebrate our athletes. Please share this message from us to let Tufts athletes know that we appreciate their hard word and commitment to our school. Thank you, Tufts Athletes! Check these posters out around campus

Students! Check out this new amazing course offered by the ExCollege: Contemporary Issues in Transgender Theory. Aimed to explore the intersections between gender and s*x, this course will cover, explain, and question the many ideas around identity with a focus on gender and gender variance. For more information: http://www.excollege.tufts.edu/coursesCurrent.asp

Tufts University: The Experimental College EXP-0001-S: American Superheroes: Power, Politics, and MoralityMonday, 6:00-8:30pm1.0 credit, Letter Grading The superhero has been a part of American culture since 1938, but in recent years its prominence has grown tremendously thanks to the genre's proliferation in film, on television, and even in...

'Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imaginationand life to everything.' Join us on January 28th at 4:30 pm to hear this magical blend of history and music!

We invite you as we remember and celebrate the lives and work of two remarkable beings 6pm, 1/23 Goddard Chapel

"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy" - Happy Birthday Martin Luther King Jr., may we always remember the strength in our stance when it seems hardest to stand.

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Check out one of our very own Amber Rose Johnson on the Melissa Harris Perry Show this past weekend!

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Are you the first in your family to go to college? Would you like to help other students who identify similarly? Then come to the We’re First info session to learn how!

We’re First is a project aimed to help First Generation college students through a peer model. A First Generation student is someone who identifies as being the first in their family to attend a four-year college or university. Current Tufts students, who identify as First Generation, will give insight to incoming first generation students by sharing their experiences. The info session will be taking place on Thursday from 6-7pm in room 203 of the Campus Center.

This project is in partnership with Tisch College and the Office of Student Transition. Feel free to contact Najeia Mention at [email protected] with any questions you have.

Cultural Competency for Social Justice by Diane J. Goodman, Ed.D. The concept of cultural competence or multicultural competence has been discussed for many years, in a variety of fields, especially in the helping professions. People working in higher education, ...

Our Social Justice Training is led by Diane Goodman. Read More on her work here: http://www.dianegoodman.com/