Equity Diversity
CHESS Film Series: Enola Holmes
Join us for the CHESS Film Series: Movies & Discussions on Women's History! This week, we will be watching Enola Holmes (2020).
Purdue Northwest Today
Tune in to WJOB 1230-AM, 104.7-FM, or the TuneIn app for the Purdue Northwest Today program, "PNW Celebrates Women’s History Month."
2023 Northwest Indiana Women on the Rise Reception (Sold Out)
Join us as we bring together and celebrate the women shaping business and encouraging economic growth in our region’s communities.
CHESS Film Series: Lady Bird
Join us for the CHESS Film Series: Movies & Discussions on Women's History! This week, we will be watching Lady Bird (2017).
Eliminating Racial Disparities in Maternal Morbidity
Listen as keynote speaker Janet Seabrook, Ph.D. addresses the causes of BIPOC women’s disproportionately high rates of maternal morbidity and explains why Indiana’s rates are third worst in the US. This keynote address is proceeded with a showing of the movie Aftershock.
CHESS Women’s Art Exhibition Entry Deadline
Are you interested in showcasing your art? Join us for The College of Humanities, Education, and Social Science's upcoming Women's Art Exhibition. This is a call out for local, women artists who want to showcase their art!
“Without Due Process” Film Screening, Presentation and Discussion
Join us for a screening and discussion of "Without Due Process," a documentary about a PNW instructor’s family imprisoned in the Japanese American concentration camps during World War II.
CHESS Film Series: Little Women
Join us for the CHESS Film Series: Movies & Discussions on Women’s History! This week, we will be watching Little Women (2019).
Breaking Bread: Roe v. Wade’s Impact on Poor America & The Post-Dobbs Era
Cheri Lynn Honkala will address the Supreme Court’s rulings on abortion in Roe v. Wade and Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization and their impact on impoverished populations.
“Asian Art in American Museums” with the Art Institute of Chicago’s Tao Wang
Take a visual journey of Asian art guided by visiting scholar Dr. Tao Wang from the Art Institute of Chicago.