Voices for Equality: Moving Hearts & Changing Minds Through Storytelling Training
Personal storytelling has always been a critical tool in our fight for LGBTQ+ equality, whether talking to family members, classmates, co-workers, or elected officials. Now more than ever, we need to refocus on the basics of telling our stories in ways that bridge misunderstanding and help to shift the narrative about who we are. This training does just that. Voices for Equality is a 1.5-hour, in-person workshop that empowers LGBTQ+ advocates and allies to change hearts and minds through the power of personal storytelling. This training connects lived experiences to a broader movement for
Black Angels Book Discussions
The Flourish Office is excited to invite you to join two upcoming in-person book discussions as part of the University of Michigan Health Sciences Collectives' Fall Common Read. We will be exploring The Black Angels: The Untold Story of Nurses Who Helped Cure Tuberculosis by Maria Smilios—a powerful account of Black nurses who transformed health care during the tuberculosis pandemic.
Register now to receive a free copy of the book and join us for engaging conversations at the School of Nursing on:
- Monday, November 17 | 4–5 PM
- Location: 426 N. Ingalls St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
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Black Angels Book Discussions
The Flourish Office is excited to invite you to join two upcoming in-person book discussions as part of the University of Michigan Health Sciences Collectives' Fall Common Read. We will be exploring The Black Angels: The Untold Story of Nurses Who Helped Cure Tuberculosis by Maria Smilios—a powerful account of Black nurses who transformed health care during the tuberculosis pandemic.
Register now to receive a free copy of the book and join us for engaging conversations at the School of Nursing on:
- Thursday, October 23 | 4–5 PM
- Monday, November 17 | 4–5 PM
- Location: 426 N. Ingalls St, Ann
Sukkot Dialogue Event: When You Change Yourself, You Change the World
When You Change Yourself, You Change the World
The U-M School of Social Work invites you to a community-building event in the SSW Courtyard and courtyard Sukkah.
The SSW invites you to join with other community members to share in a conversation about the traditions, communities, and role models that mean hope and home for you while we think about the community we can create together.
During SEED week, new SSW students began a conversation about what it means to learn with each other across our different backgrounds. We would like to continue these discussions throughout the year. During the
Committees & Meetings
The Committee & Group List provides faculty and students with centralized access to committee information across the School of Social Work. The application serves as a hub for tracking membership, upcoming meetings, and archived minutes, offering a clear view of committee activity and decisions.