Community Calendar

This community calendar is provided as a place for community members, businesses, and organizations to submit their diversity-related events. Event information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. However, changes can occur. We strongly encourage you to confirm details directly with the event host, or venue, before you travel to any event promoted on our Community Calendar.

Complete this form to submit your event. We will review your event, usually within 2-3 business days, and will decide whether it fits adequately with our mission. We encourage you to include information about disability accommodation on all your event announcements.

Repeating Events

First Thursdays 1pm—3pm
In the Pride Center with Pastor Kathryn, LuMin
Card Making, Beaded Identity Bracelets, Mandalas, Rock Painting and more.
Drop in, chat, and find support in both queer and spiritual identities!

Second Wednesdays 12pm—2pm
In the Pride Center with Planned Parenthood
Stop by for support, resources, and good conversations!!

  • Creating a Culture of Inclusion in The Workplace

    Join us for a lunchtime hour of learning with Patricia Markos, Professional Studies Director-UWL, and Shaundel Spivey, Connections Manager-WTC . Hiring and maintaining a diverse workforce that will positively impact performance, team dynamics, and services provided to customers. What’s key to foster a culture of inclusion in your organization.n$20.00 – Membersn$30.00 – Non-Membersn$10.00 – StudentsnTickets: […]

  • Pints, Proceeds, and Produce

    Drink Pearl Street pints and partake in raffle drawings and all proceeds will go towards GROW’s Edible Schoolyard project that makes local produce more accessible to our students and community!nThis family friendly event takes place Saturday night, April 6th, 2019 and will include:n-Rafflesn– Arcaden-Bon Fire  (weather permitting)n-Live Music from Mr. Blink feat. Mike Caucuttn– Food Trucksn**PLUS*$1 of […]

  • La Crosse Fair Housing Analysis Public Hearings

    The City of La Crosse and its partners (La Crosse County, La Crosse County Housing Authority, City of La Crosse Housing Authority, Monroe County Housing Authority) just conducted a Fair Housing Analysis. This study examined patterns of race, housing, and poverty; access to opportunity; and housing needs in the region.nThe draft analysis is complete and […]

  • La Crosse Fair Housing Analysis Public Hearings

    The City of La Crosse and its partners (La Crosse County, La Crosse County Housing Authority, City of La Crosse Housing Authority, Monroe County Housing Authority) just conducted a Fair Housing Analysis. This study examined patterns of race, housing, and poverty; access to opportunity; and housing needs in the region.nThe draft analysis  is complete and […]

  • La Crosse Fair Housing Analysis Public Hearings

    The City of La Crosse and its partners (La Crosse County, La Crosse County Housing Authority, City of La Crosse Housing Authority, Monroe County Housing Authority) just conducted a Fair Housing Analysis. This study examined patterns of race, housing, and poverty; access to opportunity; and housing needs in the region.nOur draft analysis is complete and […]

  • Free Workshop: WINGS (Women Interested in Going to School)

    Thinking of going back to school? Finding a new career?nFREE WORKSHOPnPresented by the La Crosse branch of AAUW, WING S will help you discover:nnPre-college programs, including SSP, PROVEN and GOAL programsnEducational options and programs in the areanFinancial aid and admission requirementsnContacts from UW-La Crosse, Viterbo, and WesternnResources to be a successful college studentnCareer optionsnnPlease contact […]

  • Addressing Islamophobia: Dispelling Myths to Break Down Barriers

    he post-9/11 era in the U.S. has exposed a significant degree of prejudice and bigotry towards Muslim people. More recently, the aftermath of the 2016 Presidential election has exacerbated the broad vilification of Muslims to serve political agendas. In 2012, a violent hate-motivated attack on a Sikh temple in Wisconsin highlighted the fact that Islamophobia […]

  • Abrazos: Children of Undocumented Parents Film Screening

    The WGSS Dept and College Feminists are collaborating with ALANA, LASO, and NASA to screen two films and hold post-film discussions facilitated by leaders who can help situate aspects of the film in contemporary realities.nPost-film discussion facilitated by Diana Moran Thundercloud

  • Film Screening: Abrazos- Children of Undocumented Immigrants

    The WGSS Dept and College Feminists are collaborating with ALANA, LASO, and NASA to screen “Abrazos: Children of Undocumented Parents” and to hold a post-film discussion facilitated by a local leader, Diana Moran Thundercloud, who can help situate aspects of the film in contemporary realities.

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This guide lists established and emerging resources that reflect and celebrate cultural diversity in our area.

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