MLK Week: Remembrance, Resistance, and Rejoicing
Details
January 20 - 24th
MLK Day of Service Activity with the Office of Service
In KINSC Zubrow Commons 1 - 2:30 pm on Monday, January 20th.
Join us as we pack bags with toiletries and hygiene items which will be delivered to seniors in our area by our friends at Neighbors Helping Neighbors on the Mainline! Everyone is welcome! Funding is generously provided by Partners for Campus-Community Engagement.
Screen Printing Workshop
1/20/25, 2:30 - 4:30 pm. Led by MLK award recipient, Andrea Pauliuc. Andrea Pauliuc, the recipient of the 2025 MLK Award for Youth Leadership, Creative Maladjustment and Social Change, will be in Zubrow Commons to help create screen printed banners, signs and tee-shirts on MLK Day! Andrea is the Internal Organizer of MarchOnHarrisburg. She will also sharing reflections and invite others into a discussion on democracy. Drop by to join the fun!
CPGC Youth Leadership, Creative Maladjustment and Social Change Award
1/24/25, 3:00 p.m., Lutnick 200. Join us to celebrate award recipient Andrea Pauliuc for her work with MarchOnHarrisburg! Andrea is the Internal Organizer of MarchOnHarrisburg, a nonpartisan and grassroots organization that fights against corruption in Pennsylvania politics through legislative reform. She also organizes for the Pennsylvania Action on Climate (PAC), which brings together smaller climate movements from across PA into one campaign to fight climate change through an anti-corruption lens.
MLK Movie Marathon & Senior Stoles
Tuesday, January 21st from 9:30 - 3:30 pm in Stokes 106. Join us for an exploratory film marathon celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. while exploring the broader movements for justice, equality, and freedom during his time. Discover the stories of iconic figures, whose advocacy may have contrasted yet complemented King’s vision for nonviolent resistance. This marathon highlights not only King’s leadership but also the diversity of voices and movements that shaped the fight for racial justice in America. Come for the films, stay for the discussion, and leave inspired by the enduring spirit of equality and change.
Gabe’s Workshop
Wednesday January 22nd, Location: VCAM Movie Theater from 7:30 - 9:30 pm. Viewing of Juneteenth: Faith and Freedom
Building Religious Literacy/Human Library Panel
This program focuses on the personal, lived faith experiences of the presenters. Topics include central faith practices, core stories, concepts of the Divine, sacred texts, major holidays, and helpful sensitivities and awareness. Thursday, January 23rd from 12 - 1:30 pm pm in the Dining Center Bryn Mawr room.
Book Raffle
Enter the raffle by 1/31 for a chance to win I Have a Dream: Writings and Speeches That Changed the World. This raffle is open to all students and Haverford employees.
