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Unity Week

One Voice, One Goal and One Campus

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Celebrate the diversity of our UCM campus community through a week of events. Each event is designed to educate and celebrate the many unique aspects of our lives.

Unity Week 2024 is February 19-22.

 

2024 Schedule of Events

Date
Event
Location
Time
Monday, February 19
Guess Who: Unity Challenge
Union, 2nd Floor Hallway 
10am-2pm
Monday, February 19
Supaman: Live in Concert
Hendricks Hall
7pm-8pm
Tuesday, February 20
Lavengerhunt
Union 240
3pm-5pm
Tuesday, February 20
Living Library
Union 236 & 238
5:30pm-7:30pm
Wednesday, February 21
Unity Poles
Union Atrium
10am-2pm
Wednesday, February 21
Unity Week Film
Union 234
4pm-6:30pm
Wednesday, February 21
International Skate Party
Rec Center, Lower Level
7pm-9pm
Thursday, February 22
Own Your Power; The 'I AM' Event
Union Atrium
10am-2pm
Thursday, February 22
Hands of the World
Union, 2nd Floor Hallway
10am-2pm
Thursday, February 22
Around the World
Union 240
6pm-8pm

 

Detailed Schedule

Guess Who: Unity Challenge

Monday, February 19
10 am-2 pm

Union, 2nd Floor Hallway

The Guess Who: Unity Challenge is a game designed to break down stereotypes and build global understanding. Participants will have to guess if a stereotype is true or wrong by checking a box. After which they will flip underneath the checkboxes to find out the truth about the stereotypes. Participants will learn, engage, and unite. The event is a representation of the many misconceptions we may have of other people in our world today and a reminder that people are more than the stereotypes that are often associated with them. Sponsored by the Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity.

 

Supaman Live Concert

Monday, February 19
7 pm-8 pm

Hendricks Hall

Mark your calendars for Monday, Feb. 19! The University of Central Missouri presents, “Supaman: Live in Concert”. performance by the Native American hip-hop artist and dancer known as "Supaman." Christian Takes Gun Parrish, the award-winning Supaman, has committed his life to the dissemination of an empowering message rooted in hope, pride, and resilience, all conveyed through his original art form.This free public presentation is made possible through the sponsorship of UCM's Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity. It is open to all individuals interested in attending and will commence at 7 p.m. in Hendricks Hall, which is located in the Administration Building. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., so be sure to arrive early to secure your spot for this inspirational event.

 

Lavengerhunt

Tuesday, February 20
3 pm-5 pm

Union 240

The Lavengerhunt is an exciting adventure where you'll work as a team to solve clues and uncover hidden treasures. Strengthen bonds, create lasting memories, and experience the joy of togetherness. Join us in celebrating unity through exploration. Celebrate Unity Week with our thrilling scavenger hunt, Lavengerhunt. Sponsored by Prism.

 

Living Library

Tuesday February 20
5:30 pm-7:30 pm

Union 236 & 238

The Living Library initiative seeks out individuals from our community and brings them together to share their experiences in an intimate conversation aimed at breaking down barriers and stereotypes to promote a more cohesive community. Sponsored by the American Democracy Project.

 

Unity Poles

Wednesday, February 21
10 am-2 pm

Union Atrium

Unity Poles is a community art piece that explores identity and the ways in which we are all connected. Stop by to take part in this annual Unity Week tradition. Sponsored by Mo's Activities Council.

 

Unity Week Film: EveryBody
Documentary Screening and Q&A

Wednesday, February 21
4 pm-6:30 pm

Union 234

Experience the powerful documentary EveryBody as it takes you on a journey of resilience and authenticity. This film spotlights three incredible intersex individuals who triumphed over childhood shame, secrecy, and unauthorized surgeries to lead successful adult lives. Against societal and medical norms, these individuals are living their true and authentic identities out in the open.

After the 3:00 PM screening, don't miss the chance to engage in a meaningful Q & A session at 4:30 PM with Dr. Sarah Ray Rondot, Director of Gender & Sexuality Studies, to gain deeper insights into these remarkable stories of self-discovery and acceptance.

Sponsored by Gender & Sexuality Studies and the Elliott Student Union.

 

International Skate Party

Wednesday, February 21
7 pm-9 pm

Student Recreation and Wellness Center, Lower Court

Strap on your roller skates and join the festivities as we come together from all corners of the globe for an exciting celebration of unity and diversity. This high-energy roller-skating extravaganza promises a memorable experience, where cultures blend, friendships form, and the world unites through the shared love of skating. Don't miss the chance to groove, glide, and bond at the International Skate Party. Sponsored by Mo's Activities Council.

 

Own Your Power: The 'I AM' Event

Thursday, February 22
10 am-2 pm

Union Atrium

Join us at "Own Your Power: The I AM Event" on Thursday, February 22, at Union Atrium. This event celebrates self-affirmation. Get your "I AM" name tag and share what defines you. It's a place to proudly express who you are and celebrate your unique identity. Don't miss it! Sponsored by the Association of Black Collegians (ABC). 

 

Hands of the World

Thursday, February 22
10 am-2 pm

Union, 2nd Floor Hallway

Join us at the Union Atrium for "Hands of the World. This event celebrates our campus's rich diversity, where students from around the world come together. You can make a hand cut out and on it you would place your name and your home country from colorful paper as a symbol of unity. Don't miss it - let's discover the world together, one hand at a time. Sponsored by Student Government Association (SGA).

 

Around the World

Thursday, February 22
6 pm-8 pm

Union 240

Join us for a fun and educational experience. Get ready for an exciting adventure that's both entertaining and educational! 'Around the World' is a unique event that combines the thrill of a Kahoot-style game with the opportunity to learn fascinating facts about different countries and cultures. Compete with friends and fellow participants while expanding your knowledge and connecting with others. Don't miss out on this journey of discovery! Sponsored by International Student Organization (ISO), Student Organization of Latinos (SOL) & African Student Association (ASA).

Contact

Center for Multiculturalism & Inclusivity
Elliott Student Union, 3rd Floor North
Tel: (660 543-8049

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