Vanessa Wittman, a top financial executive with strong public and private company experience, most recently served as Chief Financial Officer of Dropbox Inc. She went to Dropbox in early 2015 from Motorola Mobility, a Google company, where she served as … Continued

Elizabeth G. Taylor is executive director of the National Health Law Program (NHeLP), a nationally recognized legal nonprofit dedicated to protecting and advancing the health rights of low income and underserved individuals. Elizabeth has spent her career advancing justice both … Continued

Part 1 of Are We Alone in the Universe?: A Lecture Series with John Lattanzio John Lattanzio is an astrophysicist who works on understanding stars and how they make the elements that comprise our world. He serves as President of the … Continued

Free and Open to the Public Toshi Reagon is a versatile singer, composer, musician, curator and producer with a profound ear for sonic Americana — from folk to funk, from blues to rock. Among many accolades, Reagon is a National … Continued

Part 2 of Are We Alone in the Universe?: A Lecture Series with John Lattanzio John Lattanzio is an astrophysicist who works on understanding stars and how they make the elements that comprise our world. He serves as President of the International … Continued

Part 3 of Are We Alone in the Universe?: A Lecture Series with John Lattanzio John Lattanzio is an astrophysicist who works on understanding stars and how they make the elements that comprise our world. He serves as President of the … Continued

You're invited to attend the virtual 2020 Eve Marie Carson Lecture featuring Karen Parker ’65, the first African American woman undergraduate to attend Carolina. Karen will speak about trailblazing a path as a student at Carolina during the civil rights … Continued

In the fall, Honors Carolina kicked off an ongoing examination of Systems of Inequality with a series of programs on structural racism. This semester, we will turn our attention to related questions of bias and discrimination. Topics will range from … Continued

Reserve this hour to get involved, volunteer your time, or learn more about bias and discrimination. We will meet, offer options for activism you can complete during this hour, and then check back in to report what we accomplished. Register … Continued

In the fall, Honors Carolina kicked off an ongoing examination of Systems of Inequality with a series of programs on structural racism. This semester, we will turn our attention to related questions of bias and discrimination. Topics will range from … Continued

The UNC Center for Civil Rights is excited to present “Equal Protection’s Grand Promise and Betrayals: Reconstruction, Plessy to Bakke and Beyond: Is There a Way Forward?” The symposium will explore the origins, present status, and the future promise of the Equal Protection Clause. Speakers and panelists will … Continued

Professor Foner is on the country’s preeminent historians of slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction. He has authored more than twenty books, including the magisterial text, Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution 1863-1877 (1988), and most recently, The Second Founding: How the Civil War and … Continued

In the fall, Honors Carolina kicked off an ongoing examination of Systems of Inequality with a series of programs on structural racism. This semester, we will turn our attention to related questions of bias and discrimination. Topics will range from … Continued

In the fall, Honors Carolina kicked off an ongoing examination of Systems of Inequality with a series of programs on structural racism. This semester, we will turn our attention to related questions of bias and discrimination. Topics will range from … Continued

Join us for a screening of the American Psychological Association's webinar, "Your Science Can Affect Policy: How and Why Psychological Scientists Should Engage in Advocacy", which is part of their "Essential Science Conversations" series, where panelists and audience members can … Continued