DEAI Initiatives

DEAI Initiatives
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UNH seeks to increase diversity, equity and inclusion across the institution and in our society.

 

  • Illustration for Women Studies Course, Race Matters

    Courses Examining Race

    To promote diversity and racial justice across the curriculum. 

    CLAS 551 (01) - RACE, ETHNICITY, CLASS & CLASSICS
    WS 444A (H01) - RACE MATTERS 
    SOC 530 (01) - RACE AND RACISM 

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Featured Initiatives

Legal Assistance
Access to Justice For Everyone Learn More
WildActs
UNH's only social justice theatre troupe. We use the art of acting to promote social change and spread awareness of prevalent social justice issu... Learn More
Student Environmental Action Coalition
Organization devoted to solving environmental issues through education, advocacy, and environmental activism. Learn More
Organic Garden Club
We aim to foster campus-community involvement in learning about organic agriculture, how to garden, and where our food comes from! Learn More
Civic and Community Engagement
Leads UNH students into the world to serve. Learn More

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Events

  • An Evening with Tona Brown
    March 25th, 2023
    An Evening with Tona Brown 5:30pm - 7:30pm, Tona Brown, the first transgender woman of color to headline Carnegie Hall and perform for a sitting president, will visit UNH!The evening will consist of:A Structured InterviewAn Audience Q&A SessionAn Informal Meet & Greet  Light refreshments will be served. This event is open to all members of the local community - no pre-registration is required! 
  • The John C. Rouman Classical Lecture Series
    March 29th, 2023
    7:30pm - 9:00pm, William Owens, Professor Emeritus, Ohio University, will deliver the John C. Rouman Classical Lecture.   The John C. Rouman Classical Lecture Series presentsStereotypes of Greek and Roman Slaves: A Consideration of Ancient Prejudiceby:William OwensProfessor Emeritus, Ohio UniversityWednesday, March 29, 2023Richard's Auditorium, Murkland 1157:30 PM 
  • Dunfey/Sidore Symposium: The Ethics of Encounter
    March 30th, 2023
    Dunfey/Sidore Symposium: The Ethics of Encounter  Sidore/Dunfey Symposium 2023The Ethics of Encounter:Research, Communities, and RepairA public event exploring ethical, collaborative, and reparative aspects of social scientists’research and teaching and the curated and community spaces they inhabit Thursday, March 30 (UNH Campus)4:30–6:00 PMStrafford Room, MUBOPENING KEYNOTE: “Encountering Kin, Encountering Truth: Indigenous Archaeology as Restorative Justice” Dr. Kisha Supernant Meet the Indigenous archaeologist who is tracking down missin...
  • Justice & Journalism with NPR's Sarah McCammon
    March 30th, 2023
    Justice & Journalism with NPR's Sarah McCammon 5:30pm - 6:45pm, NPR's Sarah McCammon is the next speaker in the Justice & Journalism series. The event is on Thursday, March 30, 2023, at 5:30 p.m., at UNH School of Law, 2 White Street in Concord. The event is free, but registration is required. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. There will be a reception immediately following the event.Sarah McCammon is a national correspondent covering the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast for NPR. Her work focuses on political, social and cultural divides in America, ...
  • Dunfey/Sidore Symposium: The Ethics of Encounter
    March 31st, 2023
    Dunfey/Sidore Symposium: The Ethics of Encounter  Sidore/Dunfey Symposium 2023The Ethics of Encounter:Research, Communities, and RepairA public event exploringethical, collaborative, and reparativeaspects of social scientists’research and teaching and the curated and community spaces they inhabit Thursday, March 30 (UNH Campus)4:30–6:00 PMStrafford Room, MUBOPENING KEYNOTE: “Encountering Kin, Encountering Truth: Indigenous Archaeology as Restorative Justice” Dr. Kisha Supernant Meet the Indigenous archaeologist who is tracking down missing ...

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