You & Your Write Mind: Navigating Identities
Mohammedi Khan & Janay Moore
This workshop will be focused on navigating and deciphering your identity(s) in places where you are on the margins. The framework for this workshop will be based upon the newly piloted curriculum from the Loyola-credited course, 'You & Your Write Mind', currently being instructed by two Loyola women of color alumnae. The workshop (as the course does), will strive to educate students, especially those belonging to marginalized identities, on utilizing different writing typologies as a skill for critical analysis of the 'self', and lifelong textual expression. This workshop will be content-based and interactive where attendees will have a chance to utilize and work through different diagrams designed by the workshop presenters that correlate with their identities and coinciding fluctuating mental states of being. This workshop will bring to light the much-needed conversation regarding different faces of mental health on college campuses.
Damen 214
Migrating Through the Rainbow: The Migration of Queer Bodies Through History & Modern Situations
Q-Initiatives
Join Q-Initiatives Scholar Adrian Sibaja as he discusses less well known aspects of LGBTQIA+ history, as well as the ways in which queer bodies now have to navigate through spaces. This experience is also known as 'Coat switching', and the workshop will address how that affects mental health, social ability, and success. The conclusion will be a segment on what others can do to reduce this impact and help create a more colorful space for queer people.
Damen MPR South
The Geography of Reproductive Justice
Students for Reproductive Justice
Join advocates Jena DiMaggio and Christina Frasik in discussing how location affects an individual’s access to reproductive resources, including but not limited to: abortion, comprehensive sex education, and affordable birth control.
Damen 216
Out of Bounds
Womxn in Leadership Loyola
Out of bounds will focus on three main points: the stereotypes pertaining to women in athletic fields, the history of women pushing against those boundaries, and how women today are still breaking the mold. This workshop will encourage the audience to relate to the topics by sharing their personal experiences with gender norms in athletics as well as reflect on relevant global topics pertaining to women in sports, dance, and literal interpretations of movement.
Damen Cinema
Movement Panel: Life in the Hyphen
Join our panelists in a conversation exploring movement, and living in the hyphen between identities. They will be exploring how they navigate through spaces, and the influence this movement has on their experiences.