Kishwaukee College will celebrate Black History Month throughout February by hosting several events and discussions for students and the public. Black History Month is observed annually to recognize and honor the accomplishments that Black people have made in the United States and across the world. The events hosted by Kish are free and may be in-person or virtual.
Wednesday, Feb. 1 — Black Jeopardy Game — 12 pm-1 pm in the Student Lounge
Wednesday, Feb. 1 — Brown Bag Series: Origins of Resistance — 1-2 pm in C1121 or via Zoom
Wednesday, Feb. 8 — Brown Bag Series: Religion and Resistance — 1-2 pm in C1121 or via Zoom
Wednesday, Feb. 15 — Brown Bag Series: The Black Arts Movement — 12-1 pm in C1121 or via Zoom
Wednesday, Feb. 15 — Paint and Create — 1-3 pm C1133
Wednesday, Feb. 22 — Brown Bag Series: Contemporary Resistance-Black Lives Matter and Critical Race Theory — 12-1 pm in C1121 or via Zoom
Tuesday, Feb. 28 — Black Card Revoked Game — 12 pm-1 pm in C1131
Kishwaukee College is honored to celebrate Black History Month and aligns its programming based on the themes developed by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. This year’s theme is Black resistance. The College is committed to a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, focused on respect and fairness, in all aspects of the College experience.
To learn more or find virtual access to the events, visit www.kish.edu/diversity.