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A History of Social Movements in Minnesota
Explore Minnesota social movements from a historical perspective, from settler colonialism and the U.S.-Dakota War to civil rights activism and the founding of key organizations. Examine the American Indian Movement, Chicano activism, and other initiatives, using readings and discussions to understand their impact on the state’s social landscape. -
Rondo Bus Tour Part 1: Rondo History Before I94
Journey through the early years of St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood and learn how it was a haven for people of color and immigrants. Hear about the neighborhood's immigrant namesake, who faced discrimination due to his wife’s mixed white and indigenous heritage, as well as how French Canadians, German, Russian, Irish, and Jewish families followed in the late 19th century and called Rondo home. Fee includes coach bus, guides, and light refreshments. -
Judaism on One Foot
Increase your understanding of Judaism and the Jewish people through topics including peoplehood, religious practices, ethical principles, values, holidays, connection to the land of Israel, the Hebrew language and demographics. You’ll have an opportunity to interact. -
Rondo Bus Tour Part 2: A Celebration of Art, History, & Culture
Step back in time and explore the vibrant history and cultural richness of Rondo, Saint Paul's historic African American neighborhood. Led by Dr. Artika R. Tyner (award-winning author, civil rights attorney, and Rondo native), this immersive bus tour takes you on a journey through the heart of Rondo, and learn about its history as a bustling community filled with thriving businesses, arts, culture, and close-knit families. -
What is History?
What separates the past from the histories we write? Explore how historians uncover evidence, interpret events, and construct meaning. Discover how viewing history as a way of understanding the world can change the stories we tell about both past and present. -
What You Always Wanted to Know About Islam and Muslims
Gain a better understanding of what Islam teaches and what Muslims practice. The class will introduce basic terminology, demographics and differences between religion and culture. Learn about the beliefs and practices of Muslims as well as religious celebrations. All questions answered. -
Artist-Led Bus Tour of Local Art
Join Dakota artist Marlena Myles, Hmong artist Kao Lee Thao, and community artist Witt Siacoso for visits to their studios and public art sites around town, including the Minneapolis Public Services Building. Hear firsthand stories about their inspirations and community‑building work. Lunch included. -
Dakota-Led Pejuta Healing Bag & Medicine Workshop
Join Lisa Cekpanaziwanziwin Farmer (Bear Nation) in making a traditional Pejuta healing bag using deer hide, beads, shells, horse hair, beeswax, and other materials. Learn about healing medicine and listen to stories of history and culture while filling your handmade bag with medicine. Leave with a deeper understanding of this important part of Native culture. -
What is History? The American Revolution
The first histories of the American Revolution were written by the people who experienced it. For 250 years, historians have interpreted and reinterpreted those events in new ways that make sense for each new generation of Americans. Explore how and why historians have changed the ways they understand this event. -
What is History? The Civil Rights Movement
When did the Civil Rights Movement truly start, and how is it still unfolding today? From grassroots organizers to national leaders and from nonviolence to self‑defense, examine the complexities and lasting impact of this movement. -
NAMI: Obtaining Employment While Living with a Mental Illness
Designed for individuals living with a mental illness who are interested in gaining and keeping employment.Employment can be an important part of recovery for those living with a mental illness. Learn how to find employment, discuss and disclose mental health conditions in the workplace, request accommodations, and what benefits and supportive employment resources are available.
