BIPOC Space
There will be a Lunch space for BIPOC and Ally
Hosted by Ashaki Johnson and Tahkisha Crawford
boxed lunches will be provided.
Hosted by Ashaki Johnson and Tahkisha Crawford
boxed lunches will be provided.
BIPOC Safe Space
BIPOC is an acronym that stands for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. It’s Pronounced “bye-pock” and is a term used in the United States to highlight the experiences of Black, and Indigenous people and to show solidarity between communities of color. The term was first used in 2013 and can also include Asian and Latino/a/x people, as well as other racial and ethnic groups.
This space is to create a safe space for BIPOC people to come, share and support one another without any judgement. It is our hope that people who want to meet other BIPOC people to connect or to process whatever their world experiences have been. Non-BIPOC people are encouraged to come and listen within the space and be active to participate in scheduled activities. As a reminder for others that there are BIPOC individuals who are “white passing” and their experiences are equally important.
BIPOC is an acronym that stands for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. It’s Pronounced “bye-pock” and is a term used in the United States to highlight the experiences of Black, and Indigenous people and to show solidarity between communities of color. The term was first used in 2013 and can also include Asian and Latino/a/x people, as well as other racial and ethnic groups.
This space is to create a safe space for BIPOC people to come, share and support one another without any judgement. It is our hope that people who want to meet other BIPOC people to connect or to process whatever their world experiences have been. Non-BIPOC people are encouraged to come and listen within the space and be active to participate in scheduled activities. As a reminder for others that there are BIPOC individuals who are “white passing” and their experiences are equally important.