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The MCC is excited to welcome you all to our first MCC E-Newsletter of the Fall 2014 Semester!
Our intention with our e-newsletter is to keep in touch with all of you on a regular basis through a sustainable and easy to share format. We have a lot of great programs coming up in the space and appreciate your help in get the word out about them and we look forward to collaborating with each of you on a project/event you might have in mind. Please feel free to forward this email to anyone who you think might be interested in receiving our newsletter in the future.
Also, look out for our intern run MCC Wednesday events starting this Wednesday, September 3rd! Make sure to check out our online calendars to stay up to date on what's happening in the MCC and beyond!
Don't forget to come visit us at our temporary space in Hearst Field Annex D-37.
Hours
Mondays: 9am-6pm
Tuesdays-Fridays: 9am-10pm
Saturdays: 9am-6pm.
In solidarity,
The Multicultural Community Center
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The Multicultural Community Center is excited to collaborate with individuals and groups through multicultural and cross-cultural programming. As we review requests for collaborations, we are particularly interested in developing and fostering long-term, sustainable and reciprocal relationships with individuals, groups/organizations and departments/units across campus and greater Bay Area communities.
Check out our Collaborations Page for more info:
http://mcc.berkeley.edu/collaborate
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MCC, GenEq, and Afro House would like to invite you to our FIRST MCC Wednesday of the Year:
“Breathe Loveâ€
featuring Monica McIntyre
Wednesday September 3rd, 2014!
“Breathe Love†will consist of a 90-minute self-care workshop in which participants will focus their bodies as primary landscape for justice, examining ways in which we do or do not support our personal wellness. Participants will learn and practice meditation techniques, visualization exercises, affirmations, and more. We will use arts, writing, and activities for self-reflection to begin or continue to work through difficult lived experiences and emotions as a means of working towards healing.
Our intent behind this event is to create a space for celebration of individual stories and community to transform internalized trauma and oppression into healing and empowerment. Following the workshop, Monica will share her music and lyrics in a short concert carrying forward similar messages from the workshop about personal and community wellness.
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Join us Wednesday, September 17th, 2012 from 4-7 P.M. (Hearst Field Annex D-37) for an amazing evening of community building, speakers, entertainment, and of course free food!
The Multicultural Community Center serves as a vibrant center that strives to meet the needs and respond to the challenges students and community-members face on a daily basis. Come learn more about the history of the MCC and why it is such an important place on campus.With this Open House we look forward to building new friendships and strengthening our community.
What: Multicultural Community Center Open House
When: Wednesday, September 17, 2014, 4-7pm
Where: Multicultural Community Center, Hearst Field Annex-D37
Why: To celebrate each other and welcome new folks into our space!
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