Black History Month: Traditional African & Soul Food
SWIC- Belleville Campus- Main Complex- Aramark Cafe 2500 Carlyle Avenue, Belleville, Illinois, United StatesJoin us for Traditional African and Soul Food in the MC Cafe.
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Diversity & Inclusion
Poetry Out Loud Competition & Guest Poetry Performance
SWIC Belleville Campus- Schmidt Art Center 2500 Carlyle Avenue, Belleville, Illinois, United StatesJoin us in the Schmidt Art Center for the Poetry Out Loud Competition and Guest Poetry Performance.
Soulful Sunday Soiree
SWIC Belleville Campus- Schmidt Art Center 2500 Carlyle Avenue, Belleville, Illinois, United StatesJoin us in the Schmidt Art Center for Live music provided by Press Play.
Black History Month: I Have a Dream Display- SWGCC
SWIC Sam Wolf Granite City Campus - Commons Area 4950 Maryville Road, Granite City, IL, United StatesCome and view the "I Have a Dream" Display in the Commons Area at the Granite City Campus.
Black History Month: Traditional African & Soul Food
SWIC- Belleville Campus- Main Complex- Aramark Cafe 2500 Carlyle Avenue, Belleville, Illinois, United StatesJoin us for Traditional African and Soul Food in the MC Cafe.
Arts in the Afternoon
SWIC Belleville Campus Main Complex First Floor Lounge 2500 Carlyle Avenue, Belleville, Illinois, United StatesJoin us for Arts in the Afternoon in the Main Complex First Floor Lounge.
Black History Month: I Have A Dream Display- RBC
SWIC- Red Bud Campus- Lobby 500 W S 4th Street, Red Bud, Illinois, United StatesCome and view the “I Have a Dream” Display in the Main Hallway at the Red Bud Campus.
Community Organization Day
SWIC Belleville Campus - Main Complex First Floor Hallways 2500 Carlyle Ave., Belleville, ILJoin us in the Main Complex First Floor Hallways for Community Organization Day.
Hispanic Heritage Month Presentation: Latin Hip Hop as a New Poetry by Catalina Maria Johnson
SWIC Belleville Campus - Main Complex First Floor Hallways 2500 Carlyle Ave., Belleville, ILTo request a link to the Zoom meeting, email amy.brockman@swic.edu. ABOUT THE PRESENTATION: Latin hip hop artists are advancing the poetic traditions of their countries in unique ways. Mala Rodriguez of Andalucia certainly knows García Lorca; Ana Tijoux from Chile was raised on protest songs and Pablo Neruda; Residente from Calle 13, Puerto Rico spits …
Native American Heritage Month
SWIC Diversity and Inclusion invites you join us in celebrating Native American Heritage in November. Cahokia Mounds Educate offers an online viewing of their award winning show Cahokia: City of the Sun. After you view the 15 minute show, explore Cahokia Mounds virtually!