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SUMMARY:Martin Luther King Holiday Breakfast
DESCRIPTION:The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Breakfast began in 1991\, when the Twin Cities United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and General Mills joined forces to host a celebration honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and inspiring individuals to live out Dr. King’s message of unity in their communities and beyond. This year’s event will feature keynote addresses from Soledad O’Brien and Freeman A. Hrabowski III. Taylor Center will be providing tickets and transportation for our community members\, students\, faculty\, and staff to attend.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/martin-luther-king-holiday-breakfast/
CATEGORIES:Multicultural
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SUMMARY:Martin Luther King Dinner: Food Justice
DESCRIPTION:A panel discussion on food justice will take place on January 20 at 4:30 p.m. in the King’s Dining Room in Buntrock Commons. The event will feature panelists J. DeVon Nolen\, Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin\, and a representative from Sharing Our Roots. Dinner will be provided by Bon Appétit. RSVP here. \nJ. DeVon Nolen – Nolen serves as a Community Engagement Consultant for Minneapolis Climate Action\, bringing 27 years of experience in effective community engagement. As a member of the founding cohort for the Environmental Justice Coordinating Council (EJCC) with the Public Policy Project\, Nolen quickly learned what it meant to live\, work\, play and worship in an environmentally overburdened community. Nolen’s work is about closing the gap in access to information and understanding where residents can be a part of change for the future. Nolan is excited to be a bridge for transformational change that guides people to become green\, sustainable and self- reliant communities. \nReginaldo Haslett-Marroquin – Haslett-Marroquin\, founder of the Regenerative Agriculture Alliance and author of In the Shadow of Green Man\, leads the movement for developing innovative poultry-centered regenerative agriculture systems around the world. When he teaches\, he is building the Salvatierra Farm in Minneapolis\, which focuses on the development of multi-level strategies for building triple bottom-line regenerative food and agriculture systems. He currently oversees system implementation in the United States\, Mexico\, Guatemala\, and Colombia. He graduated from the Central National School of Agriculture\, and studied at the Universidad de San Carlos in Guatemala. He is also a graduate of Augsburg College in Minneapolis. \nSharing Our Roots – This organization works at the intersection of land justice\, food security\, and conservation. Sharing Our Roots envisions a world where food and agriculture systems are profitable for farmers\, fair to workers\, beneficial to consumer health\, restorative for rural communities\, and regenerative for the environment. On 100+ acres of previously degraded farmland in Dakota County\, immigrant\, BIPOC\, LGBTQ+\, and emerging farmers and community gardeners work together to produce nourishing food and restore ecosystem health.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/martin-luther-king-dinner-food-justice/
CATEGORIES:Multicultural
ORGANIZER;CN="Taylor Center for Equity and Inclusion":MAILTO:taylorcenter@stolaf.edu
LOCATION:BC 211 (Valhalla Ballroom)
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SUMMARY:Keynote with Bettina Love
DESCRIPTION:In this keynote\, participants will uncover lesser-known stories of influential figures like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.\, Coretta Scott King\, Bayard Rustin\, and Mahalia Jackson – highlighting the pivotal roles of women and queer individuals in the civil rights movement. Moving beyond the iconic “I Have a Dream” speech\, this presentation reveals how intersectionality shaped the movement for social justice. Love will explore organizing principles such as community building and collective action\, offering strategies for teaching a richer\, more inclusive Black history. By highlighting overlooked figures and contributions\, this session expands Dr. King’s legacy and provides actionable insights for educators and leaders to promote social justice and equality today.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/keynote-with-bettina-love/
CATEGORIES:Multicultural
ORGANIZER;CN="Taylor Center for Equity and Inclusion":MAILTO:taylorcenter@stolaf.edu
LOCATION:Macalaster College Saint Paul Minnesota
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