Month: April 2019

Sexual Assault Action Week Keynote: Deborah Parker

Photo: Deborah Parker, seen here with her son, Wetuah Dewey, is a member of the Tulalip Tribes. (Photo by Nancy Bleck, Slangy Sp’ak’wus)

Deborah Parker, seen above with her son, Wetuah Dewey, is a member of the Tulalip Tribes. (Photo by Nancy Bleck, Slangy Sp’ak’wus) Indigenizing Social Justice: Sexual Assault Activism and Human Rights​ Tuesday, April 16Noon-1:30 p.m.Monroe 205Keynote and Q&A Take a journey with Social Activist Deborah Parker as we begin from … Read more

Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen: The Forgotten People

Wednesday, April 10, noon-2 p.m. PUB NCR – Keynote: Dr. Aisha JumaanThe EWU Political Science Department has invited Dr. Aisha Jumaan to speak on the Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen. The theme of this lecture revolves around (1) Saudis’ air-strikes and air, land, and naval blockade; (2) American bombs and logistical … Read more

Visiting Artist Matt Lipps comes to EWU

Graphic: detail of Matt Lipp's artwork

Los Angeles artist Matt Lipps will be on campus at noon on Thursday, April 18, in the Art Building Auditorium (room 116) to talk about his work. Matt Lipps has collected photographs from both high and low sources like Time and Life magazines, and art history books since childhood. With these images … Read more

Welcome to InsideEWU

Photo: Laptop on a desk with someone typing and viewing the InsideEWU website.

This spring, Eastern Washington University is improving the way you access important university info and learn about campus happenings! Eastern 24/7 and a number of other internal websites will be begin to be phased out with the introduction of InsideEWU, which will provide users with a comprehensive overview of all … Read more

Diversity and Inclusion Institute

Photo: Dr. Mark Orbe

The Institute for Diversity Education is a four day, 30-hour curriculum session that uses intercultural communication techniques to promote cross-cultural learning and build diversity education and facilitation skills. This is designed to promote cross-cultural understanding and inclusiveness while addressing the needs of campus, local and regional professionals who are interested … Read more

EWU to Host the 2019 Pacific & Western Disability Studies Symposium

Graphic with text "Welcoming Different Voices"

Eastern Washington University’s Disability Studies program is hosting a two-day symposium to inform participants about disability-studies principles and to provide students, faculty, staff and the Spokane community with a better understanding of disability-rights practices. Scheduled for May 17-18 at the EWU Spokane Campus, the 2019 Pacific & Western Disability Studies Symposium will … Read more

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