This collection of posters shows the different designs for the cultural theme months of Ithaca College's Office of Multicultural Affairs.

1. BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
EMPOWERMENT
Individuals with differing abilities requiring accommodations should contact OSEMA at 607-274-3222,
osema@ithaca.edu, Campus Center, 3rd floor. We ask that requests be made as soon as possible.
THURS. FEB 2 | 7 PM | CLARK LOUNGE
Screening and Dialogue: “13th” (Netflix)
TUES. FEB 7 | 7 PM | TEXTOR 101
Major!- Sponsored by the Center for LGBT Education
MON. FEB 13 | 7 PM | KLINGENSTEIN
Activists on Activists: with Drew Drake
SAT. FEB 18 | 6 PM | EMERSON SUITES
2nd Annual Showcase of Blackness: Hosted by Sister 2 Sister
THURS. FEB 23 | 7 PM | EMERSON SUITES
Activists on Activists: with Jewel Cadet
MON. FEB 20 - FRI. FEB 24
Winter Week-Hosted by the African Latino Society
For more details visit http://www.ithaca.edu/sacl/osema/multicultural/months/bhmic/

2. LATINX
HERITAGE
MONTH
CUIDENSE | SELF CARE
Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact OSEMA at osema@ithaca.edu.
We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.
WED. SEPT 7 | 7 PM | IC SQUARE
Elizabeth Acevedo: An Evening of Spoken Word
THUR. SEPT 15 | 7 PM | KLINGENSTEIN
Kickoff Event with PODER founders
MON. SEPT 19 | 7 PM | KLINGENSTEIN
Janel Martinez: The Importance of Self-Care
among Afro-Latinas
WED. SEPT 28 | 7 PM | TEXTOR 101
Dior Vargas: POC and Mental Health
SAT. OCT 1 | 7 PM | EMERSON SUITES
7th Annual Latinx Heritage Month Banquet
MON. OCT 10 | 7 PM | IC SQUARE
Bxtraordinary: Alex Villafana

3. NATIVE
HERITAGE
MONTH
ᏚᏳᎪᏛ | TRUTH
Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact OSEMA at osema@ithaca.edu.
We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.
TUES. NOV 8 | 6 PM | EMERSON C
“Reel Injun” Film Screening
THUR. NOV 10 | 12:10 PM | TAUGHANNOCK
“Indian” Season: Cultural Appropriation, Popular
Culture, and Racializing Native Peoples
MON. NOV 14 | 7 PM | EMERSON SUITES
Re-thinking Thanksgiving – A Native American
Perspective
WED. NOV 16 | 7 PM | WILLIAMS 222
Of Land & Bodies: Gendering Colonization,
Decolonizing the Indigenous Imagination
Office of Student Engagement
and Multicultural Affairs
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
HTTP://WWW.ITHACA.EDU/SACL/OSEMA/MULTI-
CULTURAL/MONTHS/N1PMIC/