Movements for social justice, climate action and climate justice, rely on the rich, oral story-sharing traditions in virtually every culture of the world. Drawing on those practices, we will host a story circle to give every participant an opportunity to speak your story of how you came to be the artist and leader you are today. JuPong Lin, Program Director, MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts, Goddard College presents CWLCA Story Circle as part of the Creative Women Leading Climate Action symposium.

Come join the Asian American Student Association on Zoom for our October General Body Meeting! We will update you on upcoming AASA events, and also play fun, spooky game and activities. Hang out with the E-Board and old friends while meeting new faces! The Zoom link will be on our Facebook Event Page (Umass AASA).

As UMass Amherst continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in accordance with orders issued by the Governor of Massachusetts, restrictions are in place for events taking place on campus.

This year’s Building Bridges Virtual Showcase provides a variety of opportunities to come together online and participate in one of several Live Sessions and to view our Digital Galleries.

Campu Recreation is offering a remote group fitness schedule this fall.

Featuring works by over 50 artists from 17 countries, Breathing While Black is a juried digital visual art exhibition, inviting international response to the recent and ongoing slaughter of Black Americans.

This drop-in supportive group is offered to create a safe, affirming, and confidential space for Latinx-identified students who would like to come together to share their stories, struggles, and successes as they work to accomplish their academic goals at UMass.

Hampden Gallery at the University of Massachusetts Amherst announces the launch of The Presence of Absence, a solo online exhibition by Leyden, MA-based artist, Trish Crapo.

This is a supportive space for Black and Brown students to come together, talk and learn while engaging in discussions regarding the academic and social pressures at UMass.

Pamela Means, singer-songwriter, guitarist and activist presents a solo performance of original music and select soulful covers.