Come to the Table: Radical Hospitality and Communities of Belonging

Location

Virtual Event

Cost

0

What does it mean to practice radical hospitality in this digital age, particularly now as we shelter in place during a global pandemic? Join the Humanities Center as we reflect on how radical hospitality transcends the traditional limitations of welcome as we hope to join together in solidarity, justice and equity. Experts will illuminate intersectional voices and perspectives, with topics including race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, national origin, homelessness and health and ability. 

Theme:  Homelessness and Housing Insecurity

Speakers:

• Kate DeConinck, PhD | Department of Theology and Religious Studies
• Odilka Santiago, PhD | Department of Sociology
• Mike Williams, PhD, JD | Department of Political Science and International Relations

Come to the Table: Radical Hospitality and Communities of Belonging discussion series is held on Wednesdays at 4 p.m. PT from March 10 through April 21.

March 10 – Welcome and Introduction 
March 17 – Homelessness and Housing Insecurity 
March 24 – National Origin
April 1 - Spring Break / No Discussion
April 7 – Race and Ethnicity 
April 14 – Health and Ability
April 21 – Gender and Sexuality

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