The Office for Institutional Diversity and Inclusion events page features DEI happenings across the campus community and are primarily for current MSU students, staff and faculty. Please submit your DEI events using the link below.
This evocative art installation spotlights the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. This exhibition will feature approximately 60 red dresses suspended along West Circle Drive in public spaces near the MSU Museum and Beal Botanical Garden.
Join the opening reception, featuring a talk with MSU School of Social Work Associate Professor Emeritus Dr. Suzanne Cross of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe on "Murdered and Missing Indigenous, Women, Girls and Two-Spirit"
Brad Cox, Associate Professor, College of Education, founder of National College Autism Network
This series gives the community opportunities to interact with the multicultural leaders from education, business, industry, entertainment and government. For 24 years, this series has featured living icons of the American Civil Rights Movement.
"Bring Her Home," follows three Indigenous women - an artist, an activist and a politician.
Dr. J. Drew Lanham will be sharing his experiences across the arts and sciences as an ecologist, poet, essayist, and birder.
Presentation - REDress Resistance Through Arts - Bringing Awareness to the Crisis of Murdered and Missing Women through Art by Metis artist Jaime Black-Morsette.
This talk, presented by SAA & HALE alum Dr. Matthew Makomenaw (Grand Traverse Bay Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians).
To celebrate what the Network for Global Civic Engagement (NGCE) has achieved during five years of network engagement and global projects.
Join the Asian Pacific American Student Organization a documentary screening and discussion with Adele Pham.
Enjoy a screening of the short film "Small Island Big Song: An Oceanic Songline" in the Akers Auditorium for a chance to win two tickets to the performance!
Experience a transcendent musical journey combining song, spoken word and cinematic visuals filmed over a multi-year voyage across 16 island nations.
Each year, the Michigan State University, Greater Lansing, and East Lansing communities gather at MSU to honor the legacy of two of the most prominent U.S. labor leaders and civil rights activists, César E. Chávez and Dolores Huerta. This year's event will include workshops, dinner, a keynote speaker, and awards.
Panelists will include undergraduate and graduate students.
Imani Barbarin is a disability rights and inclusion activist.
The third annual signature event features: Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Conversation with Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy, Ph.D.
Join this lecture with Dr. Cynthia Garcia Coll.
Event theme is "Championing Change, Empowering the Future". This event will honor 5 years of the POE Department and 15 years of gender-based violence prevention efforts at Michigan State University.
This year's theme is "Acknowledging the Journey: Freedom, Resilience, Empowerment and Liberation." The commemorative features the multi-faceted musician and MSU alum Rodney Page as the emcee and more.