2021 MLK Multifaith Celebration

"Why Believe?  Hope and Action through Art and Spirituality"

Sunday, January 24 at 3pm EST (virtual)

The celebration will include keynote speaker Dr. Tricia Rose, diverse student voices and a performance by the Dartmouth College Gospel Choir followed by a live interactive discussion with Dr. Rose.  

RSVP required.  Please click here to RSVP.

Multifaith Conversation with Snowflake Calvert and Europa Grace

"Solidarity through Art, Nature and Spirituality"

Tuesday, Jan. 19th, 6:00-7:00pm EST

Virtual, RSVP required 

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Co-sponsored by the Hopkins Center

Coronavirus Resources: Confidential Counseling, Spiritual Practices and Care

When we are faced with uncertainty, there are many different kinds of resources that can help us feel grounded, connect us to familiar experiences of community, and sustain our spirit.  Click here for information on remote confidential counseling with the College Chaplain or UCM advisors.  Click here for a wide span of spiritual practices, meditation, prayer, poetry, music and podcasts focused on centering and calm, hope and courage, gentleness and compassion.  

MLK Speed Stories 2021

Sunday, Jan. 31st, 6pm EST (virtually)

Professor Naaborko Sackeyfio-Lenoch of the History and AAAS Departments and Shabazz Center for Intellectual Inquiry faculty advisor.

RSVP required.  Click here to RSVP.

MLK Speed Stories partners include Shabazz, OPAL, Black Legacy Month, LLCs and Sustainability.  

2020 Voices of Faith

"Injustice: What Does Faith Teach?"

Tuesday, Oct. 20, 6:30-7:30pm, EST (virtually)

Voices of Faith is a multi-cultural, multifaith event hosted by Tucker every Fall Term featuring a panel of Dartmouth students from diverse religious and spiritual backgrounds.  The students are invited to share how their faith background connects with a particular theme or with other aspects of their life.