Diversity & Inclusion Events

Apply to become a Haven Confidential Peer Advocate for the fall 2024. Applications are due March 20, 2024.

The School of Education is hosting a Women's Event, in collaboration with Inner Peace Coalition, Inc., which will bring together leaders and experts from the community to discuss women's history and contributions. 

The Lemon Project Genealogical Research Roundtable is a collaboration of genealogists and family historians at all levels of expertise. All are welcome!

The 2024 Ampersand International Arts Festival will feature a week of films, live performances, workshops, panels, receptions, and more, March 18-24.

Come out to this informal gathering hosted by the William & Mary Women's Network. William & Mary faculty and staff are welcome to join us in this informal event. 

Join us on Thursday, March 21 to kick off the 4th Annual National Security Conference with a book talk and signing from Shane Harris & Stephanie Pell!

4th Annual National Security Conference - Data & Democracy: AI, Cyber Defense, & National Security

Join us in the Cohen Career Center’s Presentation Room (112) on Friday, March 22 from 12:15-1:30pm for a special workshop on salary negotiation in celebration of women's history month.

Prof. Dima (Syracuse U.) will be giving this year's Fauvel Lecture on the Franco-Senegalese filmmaker Mati Diop and her hallucinatory film Atlantics (2019). See the film first on Thursday, March 21, at 6:30 pm in 111 Small Hall.

Recent William & Mary graduate Emily Elston ‘23 will return to speak on her research of Rev. Pauli Murray to honor the end of Women's History Month.

W&M Bray School Lab proudly announces (Re)making the Past: Sewing at the Williamsburg Bray School.

Join us on Tuesday, March 26, for One Tribe One Day! With your help, we can make this another record-breaking year.

One Tribe, One Day, the university's day of giving is Tuesday, March 26. Mark your calendar and join us to celebrate with free Ben & Jerry's ice cream, live music and adorable therapy dogs on the Swem Patio (on the side near Small Hall) from 12:30-3:30pm!

The Center for Criminal Justice Policy and Reform presents The Rage of Innocence: How America Criminalizes Black Youth with guest lecturer Kris Henning, director of the Georgetown Juvenile Clinic & Initiative at Georgetown Law. 

In conjunction with the spring residency of artist Delita Martin, we invite community members to join Muscarelle Director of Engagement Steve Prince for a special workshop inspired by the themes and processes used in Delita’s work. 

Experience Art Therapy as we mix mindfulness with creativity, designing works of art as a way to calm the mind and gain focus.

The AIA Alan Boegehold Lecture presents Debby Sneed, California State University Long Beach.   She will talk on Technologies of Access & Inclusion in Ancient Greece.