Past Events

Grammy award winning Attacca Quartet are passionate advocates of queerness in the classical music scene. They're on campus and will be performing a short outdoor set, followed by Q&A led by Pride Center student staff member Dan Brody. We'd love for you to join us for this unique and intimate musical experience at 2pm, Sept. 27th on the UC Lawn by the flag pole. If inclement weather, we'll be in Linderman Library 200

It is estimated that over 500 million people struggle with period poverty, or the lack of access to menstrual products, education, hygiene facilities, waste management, or a combination of these. To help end period poverty in the local Bethlehem community the Center for Gender Equity is accepting menstrual product donations until Friday, October 8th to support the Lehigh Valley Period Project. Donations can be dropped off at the CGE Lounge (CUC C207). The following types of products will be accepted and appreciated: Menstrual cups Reusable pads Period underwear Disposable pads Tampons Pantyliners If you would prefer to make a cash donation, please contact Kate Pitts directly at klp321@lehigh.edu. In addition to the product drive, we’ll be hosting Period Week from October 4th-8th in the lead up to National Period Day. Please visit https://go.lehigh.edu/periodweek2021 for information about all of our Period Week events.

To our queer community members, allies and advocates...what sustains & fulfills your heart? Let's begin & end our week together as we center ourselves in the shared knowing that we do this life best, when we create space for gratitude & compassion. Join us every Mon & Fri morning at 8:30am for this 15 min hybrid gathering. Offered in PC Lounge UC212 and also virtually at go.lehigh.edu/virtualpridecenterlounge

Sustainability: La Lucha Del Pueblo/ The Fight of the People. The 21st Century Dilemma between Development and Degradation. A conversation around how free trade agreements and structural adjustments toward the privatization of vital resource extraction processes impact vulnerable communities especially indigenous nations in the Global South. This Virtual M-Room is intended to be a discussion around access to clean water, quality air, and preservation of biodiversity. The dialogue hopes to see if sustainable development is feasible by engaging with M-Room participants to undergo a feasibility study of this equilibrium that limits the adverse effects of displacement, environmental degradation, and exploitation of laborers. Hosted by Ronald Johnson, Graduate Student, and Campus Engagement and Outreach Graduate Assistant Office of Sustainability, Latinx Student Alliance, and the Latino Leadership Alliance of the Lehigh Valley. Join us at: http://bit.ly/OMAlounge