Celebrating Our Diversity
Building a stronger campus
At UW-Eau Claire we make a point to celebrate and acknowledge diverse populations throughout the year. With events designed to educate campus and honor the histories, struggles, accomplishments and of people from a range of marginalized populations. We understand that it is our differences that can make us a stronger campus, and continual efforts to make sure all Blugold students, faculty and staff feel validated and valued is a priority here.
Below is a listing of some of the annual diversity celebration and recognition, as well as stories and video related to these events.
- LatinX Heritage Month
- Indigenous People's Day
- Honoring Education Powwow
- Eau Queer Film Festival
- National Coming Out Day
- American Indian Heritage Month
- MLK Celebration
- Black History Month
- Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Currently celebrating:
2019 Black History Month
Join us at UW-Eau Claire for a monthlong lineup of events to celebrate black culture and history, and recognize the many accomplishments and contributions of African Americans.
See the schedule and event descriptionsSampling of past diversity celebrations:
Fireball: Revolution
UW-Eau Claire was on "fire" over the weekend with the 7th Annual Fire Ball: Revolution. Hear from one drag queen who's been performing in the spectacle since its inception.
One amazing showTunnel of Oppression: Dangers of Neutrality
UW-Eau Claire Peer Diversity Educators held a two-day event in early November called, "Tunnel of Oppression: The Dangers of Neutrality," to help open people's minds in the hope of eliminating prejudice and discrimination.
Creating a more inclusive campus
Civil Rights Pilgrimage
Travel throughout the South and learn about the places throughout history that have shaped our country's civil rights movement.
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