2021 documentary about Pauli Murray, lawyer, queer activist, writer, and priest, crusader for civil rights, whose legal writing established the framework for Brown v Board of Ed, desegregating public education.

Filmmaker Tamara Dawit searches for an aunt who disappeared after the Ethiopian Civil War.  What she found forever changed her identity and sense of the world. A one-hour episode in the series AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange.

Students will be recognized for their demonstration of quality leadership and service commitment throughout their time here at Saint Anselm. In addition, two major awards will be given in memory of the namesake: the Paul S. Coleman Senior Service Award for Outstanding Community Service and the Paul S. Coleman Senior Service Award for Outstanding Service Leadership. They are each presented to a senior student who embodies the spirit of Coleman and who will accept the award on behalf of the community service and service leadership of the entire senior class.

President President Favazza and the Diversity & Inclusion Innovation Fund (DIIF) Committee invite you to this annual event that recognizes the efforts made across campus to promote diversity and inclusion through the Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Fund grant program. and the Diversity & Inclusion Innovation Fund (DIIF) Committee invite you to this annual event that recognizes the efforts made across campus to promote diversity and inclusion through the Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Fund grant program.

The Laisser Faire Fashion Show encompasses the talent and endless creative genius of students here in the Men of Color Club. The completely student-run project in collaboration with various campus-wide organizations, and neighboring institutions such as SNHU and Umass Lowell. The Laisser Faire experience includes 52 models from various backgrounds and 13 clothing brands from all parts of the United States. The Laisser Faire experience will set the standard of what a club can do.

Location: Sullivan Arena

Elsa Voelcker will conduct an exciting workshop exploring the old photographic process of making photograms. Since the 19th century, this unique camera-less process has made for great image experimentation and invention using light sensitive paper. Participants will make their own photograms in a traditional development darkroom, and a gallery flat table display and discussion will follow! Interested participants should contact the Chapel Art Center to register. Enrollment is limited to 12.

Register for the workshop by emailing the Chapel Art Center at chapelartcenter@anselm.edu or by calling (603) 641-7470. Enrollment is limited to 12. Observer participants welcome.