MWSU Center for Multicultural Education

Denim Day is a powerful symbol of solidarity with survivors of sexual violence, and a visible protest against misconceptions about sexual assault. It originated when the Italian Supreme Court overturned a r**e conviction based on the tight jeans the victim wore. In protest of the ruling and in support of the victim, the women in the Italian Parliament came to work wearing jeans.

In solidarity and support of sexual assault victims, Missouri Western students, faculty and staff are invited to wear denim on April 24.

To learn more about Denim Day, you may visit (https://denimday.org/).

We continue to march forward into the future with a candlelight vigil, as we commit to ending sexual violence for all people of all sexual and gender identities, races, ethnicities, nationalities, religious beliefs, ages, abilities, and statuses. Take Back The Night welcomes all who will walk, stand, speak, chant, and rally with us until sexual violence is no more.

Meet in the Blum Union Lobby to then walk to the Griffon next to Kelley Commons to shine a light and raise awareness and support for sexual assault victims!

As requested and back by popular demand! MWSU Center for Diversity and Inclusion will host Vivian Versace and friends! We are excited to recognize Campus Pride Month and celebrate Diversity and Inclusion of all people in this entertaining and fun event.

Join us in Spratt 101 for a night that you won't forget!

Break the Silence, Break the Stigma: Stand Up Against Sexual Assault this Awareness Month.
Join the Counseling Center, Dean of Students, Center for Diversity and Inclusion, and YWCA St. Joseph, in raising awareness!

The Center for Diversity and Inclusion is excited to bring lots of events for Campus Pride! Come celebrate who you are!

Pride is everywhere!

Sign up for one or multiple sessions of this DEI Conference! ALL ARE WELCOME!

Pop out for our BHM Lunch and Learn with our Guest Speaker Gary Wilkinson! DONT FORGET TO RSVP!!

Come stop by our International Pronouns Day table for a pin, bracelet, and Griffon Pride T-shirt!!! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

This week in honor of Black History Month, we recognize Ruby Bridges as being the first African American child to desegregate an all white elementary school in Louisiana during the 1960s.

To apply, go to http://griff.vn/socmp. The deadline to apply is February 14th.