Happy Black History Month! Kick off Season 4 of Let's Talk Social Innovation with a powerful conversation with Roger Briscoe II, Executive Director of Student Inclusion at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. In episode 1, Roger shares his experiences growing up as one of the few Black children in his community, offering a unique perspective on diversity, equity, and inclusion. We delve into the complexities of navigating predominantly white spaces and explore the art of effective code-switching. Join us for an insightful discussion on identity, belonging, and the importance of creating inclusive environments. Dr. Briscoe's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drbriscoe2 Student Inclusion at IUP: https://www.iup.edu/studentlife/student-inclusion/index.html Haven Artist Spotlight https://havenvenue.com/ King Blue Heron's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kingblueheron/ King Blue Heron Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KnbNS8rZ6vhCPD1AjNRkj All our links: https://linktr.ee/socialinnovationpod Ten Evenings with Antonia Hylton Join Pittsburgh Arts and Lectures for Ten Evenings on February 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Carnegie Music Hall featuring Antonia Hylton to discuss her book Madness. There will be a Q&A following her presentation with FHC Writer-In-Residence, Damon Young. 10 free tickets are available for FHC students! Claim yours now with the link in the description! "Late Night Stories" An Evening featuring Ray Angry, Louis Cato, Will Lee, and Joe Saylor Step into the world of late-night television with fellow FHC students on February 15th at 7:40pm in an unforgettable evening of music and storytelling as seen on The Tonight Show, The Late Show, and more. Highlighting the rich connection between music and storytelling, shared from their unique perspective, they'll offer a rare glimpse into the magic behind late-night TV's most iconic moments. Transportation will be provided! https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084FA9A923ABF4C16-54307929-late#/ Black History Month Film Screening Join FHC on February 18th for a special screening of the 2002 film Drumline in celebration of Black History Month. This comedy-drama film follows a naturally gifted drummer from Harlem as he helps his Atlanta College marching band defeat their long-time rival. More updates to come, 80 HOCC will be points provided. Apply to Present at the 2025 FHC Research & Creative Expression Symposium The 2025 FHC Research & Creative Expression Symposium will be held on Friday, March 28 at the University Club on the Pittsburgh Campus. It is an opportunity for FHC students and recipients of FHC administered research, creative arts, and community research fellowships to present their work to peers and faculty from a variety of fields across the university. Apply at the link in the description below to present your work by February 26! https://upitt.infoready4.com/#freeformCompetitionDetail/1956482 FHC Summer 2025 Research, Creative & Community Fellowships Applications are now open through Wednesday, February 26tth for paid summer fellowships & internships with FHC's Offices of Research and Community Engaged Learning. Programs include Frederick & Keefe Public Service Internships along with these Fellowships: Brackenridge, Community Research, Creative Arts, Health Sciences, and two specialized Brackenridge options for projects including Sustainability or work with the Dick Thornburgh Archive.