Featuring Moctar Teyeb, a freed slave from Mauritania representing the American Anti-Slavery Group, and Talib Kweli, socially conscious hip hop artist from Blackstar. Inc. A continuation of the Ethnic Notions Series. The whole process takes about 10-15 minutes. If you are a match, the national marrow donor program will contact you for further testing, education, information, and permission. If you became a registered donor at the November drive, you do not need to register again.
All events are free and open to the public.
Poetry, music, dance, song, and other performance celebrating our history and diversity. Celebrating Silver Envisioning Gold 7 pm, Wellesley College, Jewett Arts Center Auditorium Dance Performance Presented by Wellesley's Women of Ethos Starring DeAma Battle and The Art of Black Dance and Music, Yanvolou, an African and Brazilian dance ensemble, Wellesley African Student's Association Dance Troupe, and Freestyle. Free and open to the public. College ID required. Lottery will be held March 1.