Sunday Supper in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Join us for the third annual Glenn College MLK Sunday Supper. Inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision that people of diverse backgrounds could come together, discuss injustices of the day and create a plan for action, this event is an opportunity to begin new conversations on social change with a diverse group of students, alumni, faculty and staff.

Featured Dialogue: Intersectionality 

Historically, Sunday Supper events have brought people together around a table to enjoy a meal and discuss, with hope, how to solve societal injustice. This virtual adaptation will instead feature courses of conversation, including: 

• Appetizer: An introduction to intersectionality presented by Akil Houston, PhD, Chief Diversity Officer and Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for the College of Dentistry.
• First Course: Participants will be assigned to facilitated breakout rooms to identify why intersectionality is important. The full group will reconvene to share identified themes. 
• Second Course: Participants will return to their small groups and discuss ways to implement intersectionality daily.
• Dessert: Call-to-action and closing remarks.