Women’s Herstory Month: Dancing to Resist (Session 3): Palo, an Afro-Dominican Tradition
Palo is a syncretic Afro-Dominican dance and music that dates back to the enslavement of Black […]
Women’s Herstory Month: Dancing to Resist (Session 2): Palo, an Afro-Dominican Tradition
Palo is a syncretic Afro-Dominican dance and music that dates back to the enslavement of Black […]
Women’s Herstory Month: New York is Abolition City
This event centers the experiences of sex workers, formerly incarcerated trans and cis women, and other […]
Women’s Herstory Month: Coming Out in English with Dr. Pablo José López Oro
Join us for a discussion on the challenges students from diverse ethnic backgrounds face when talking […]
Women’s Herstory Month: Dancing to Resist (Session 1): Palo, an Afro-Dominican Tradition
Palo is a syncretic Afro-Dominican dance and music that dates back to the enslavement of Black […]
Women’s Herstory Month: Intergenerational Dialogues for Sustainable Change
This event brings together academics, legal experts, activists, students, policymakers and grassroots organizations for an intergenerational […]
Know Your Rights – Immigration Matters for BMCC Students, Staff and Faculty
Join the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) for a free Know Your Rights training for all BMCC students, […]
Center for Belonging & Inclusion Volunteer Orientation
This informational focuses on who we are, what we do, and the Center for Belonging and […]
Unpacking Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
In collaboration with The New York Alliance Against Sexual Assault, this workshop focuses on exploring the dynamics […]
Life Dance/Biodanza Series — Let’s Dance!
Rooted in the belief that dance is a primal, universal form of expression, Biodanza aims to restore human connection with oneself, others, and nature. It integrates movement inspired by biological rhythms, such as heartbeat and breathing, to evoke “vivencias”—deep, transformative experiences that foster joy, intimacy, and emotional healing.
