World Cup Themed Dinner
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Join us for a global culinary experience inspired by the World Cup! Enjoy a menu featuring international dishes from countries around the globe, festive decor, and a stadium-style atmosphere.
Blackout Poetry Workshop
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In honor of National Poetry Month, join us in the Makerspace and let your creativity shine by erasing words from an existing text and framing them as a new work. This event is free to all Seawolves, no matter their experience level. Recycled books and magazines, markers, and other materials will be provided.
The Clothesline Project
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The Clothesline Project started in 1990 as a visual modality to raise awareness about sexual assault and violence, as well as show support for survivors of sexual violence. Shirts have been created by survivors and allies as a form of cathartic expression. As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, please join us to bear witness to what our community members have gone through as well as have the chance to create a shirt with your own unique message.
For more information, please contact caps@sonoma.edu.
Visiting Artist Lecture Series
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David Maisel is an artist whose work spans photography, painting, and video. He is the recipient of Fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the Getty Research Institute, and the National Endowment for the Arts, and has been an Artist in Residence at the Headlands Center for the Arts, among other awards and honors. Maisel’s aerial photographs address the aesthetics and environmental impact of radically human-altered landscapes, while his abstract paintings respond to catastrophic climate change events such as wildfire and flood. His images are spatially ambiguous and destabilizing, and describe a world wholly remade by human activity.
Contact mctaggle@sonoma.edu for more information.
Pan y Café
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Come to the Library for Pan y Café! Enjoy pan dulce (sweet bread), hot drinks, and conversation with campus faculty, staff, and students in a casual, comfortable setting!
CHIRLA In-Persons Legal Appointments
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Students and Faculty of SSU can make appointments and have access to free legal services in partnership with CHIRLA from the HUB.
Please feel free to reach out to delgadobi@sonoma.edu for any questions or concerns.
The Clothesline Project
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The Clothesline Project started in 1990 as a visual modality to raise awareness about sexual assault and violence, as well as show support for survivors of sexual violence. Shirts have been created by survivors and allies as a form of cathartic expression. As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, please join us to bear witness to what our community members have gone through as well as have the chance to create a shirt with your own unique message.
For more information, please contact caps@sonoma.edu.
Visiting Artist Lecture Series
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Artist Alessandra Sanguinetti.
Contact mctaggle@sonoma.edu for more information
Spotlight on Scholarship: Mapping Carceral Patriarchy
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Spotlight on Scholarship is a campus-wide lecture series for faculty members to present their research, scholarly or creative activities to a wide audience. This is designed to elevate the work that faculty are doing at Sonoma State, foster collaboration and engage students. On April 2, hear Dr. Anastasia Tosouni discuss how patriarchal power structures use the prison system to maintain control.
Free Family Day
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Join us for our annual Family Day festival, a free, bilingual celebration that includes fun and engaging performances, interactive activities, and workshops. This event will feature a vibrant, educational performance by SF-based dance and music ensemble La Mezcla, which brings together tap dance, son jarocho (music and dance tradition from Veracruz, MX), and Afro-Caribbean rhythms and movement.
There will also be a performance and workshops led by Play Marimba!, dance demonstrations by Grupo Folklorico Quetzalen, and a variety of activities led by Sonoma State education students, SSU’s Center for Environmental Inquiry, Raizes Collective, PBS Kids, and the Sonoma County Library for children of all ages.
Schedule
1:00 p.m. – Person Lobby open
1:30 p.m. – Weill Hall open
1:35 p.m. – Play Marimba!
2:00 p.m. – La Mezcla
2:45 p.m. – Play Marimba!
3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – various activities and workshops
Food and Beverage Options
Lobby Concessions | Snacks and drinks
Crumbl | cookies
Kona Ice | shaved ice
FREE – No ticket required
Parking permit required, visit the SSU parking permit web page.