Events

Dr. Corcoran will be speaking on the racism experienced by Native American tribes as a result of settler colonialism in Oregon. She will discuss the ramifications of the Lewis & Clark “Voyage of Discovery” on a historical and contemporary basis.

Join Weston Koyama from the Japanese American Museum of Oregon for a presentation followed by Q&A

Join Zachary Stocks from the Oregon Black Pioneers  for a 45-minute presentation followed by 15 minutes for Q&A/Discussion

Join Kerry Tymchuk and Eliza E. Canty-Jones from the Oregon Historical Society for a 45-minute presentation followed by 15 minutes for Q&A/Discussion

A four week series to discuss items related to antiracism, equity, and inclusion. The learning objectives are: to build community between colleague, increase knowledge around equity topics, and reflect on meaningful action to support Lewis & Clark’s equity efforts. This series is offered to support departments in the 21 Day Equity Challenge. This series is open to all Lewis & Clark staff and faculty, even if your department is not participating in the challenge right now. RSVP required 24 hours in advanced.

A four week series to discuss items related to antiracism, equity, and inclusion. The learning objectives are: to build community between colleague, increase knowledge around equity topics, and reflect on meaningful action to support Lewis & Clark’s equity efforts. This series is offered to support departments in the 21 Day Equity Challenge. This series is open to all Lewis & Clark staff and faculty, even if your department is not participating in the challenge right now. RSVP required 24 hours in advanced.