This event is part of Body Respect Week and open to all Tulane students, faculty and staff. Since the start of the pandemic people have gotten a variety of new diagnoses, directly and indirectly related to COVID-19. Come join us for a panel discussion about understanding yourself after a new diagnosis and how we can truly embrace the idea that all bodies are good bodies. We will provide thoughtful conversation and snacks!

Welcome back students! Come by the Goldman Center on Tuesday 9/6 to prepare for a strong Fall 2022 semester. We will have pizza, swag, and a raffle for student who have scheduled their tests for the semester.

Remember to bring your computer.

A safer space to explore and ask questions about intimacy across experiences and identities, especially across disability, queerness, and race. Panel discussion will be moderated by Ashley Volion, local disability advocate and Professor of Tulane’s Department of Sociology.  Food will be provided. 

Physical Location: First Floor Diboll Auditorium, Tidewater Building (Downtown Campus)  

Sex Week brings together the Tulane community to offer a diverse week of comprehensive, queer-inclusive, culturally-specific, sex-positive sexual health events and conversations.  Visit https://sexweek.tulane.edu/ to learn more.

This is a community building circle designed by and for graduate students at Tulane. The event is focused on dismantling ableism (both internalized and systemic) that exacerbates and stigmatizes people living with mental illness and mental health challenges. This space is open to both allies and people who identify as neurodivergent, "Mad", mentally ill, etc. 

Please join us for a student lead discussion around ability/disability, intersecting identities, and creating accessible and inclusive environments for all members of the Tulane community. We will discuss ideas and plans for how to utilize programming, workshops and initiatives to continue efforts toward improving inclusivity and equity for all Tulane students.