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STS Colloquium presents Dr. Sara Black, “Grow food, not prisons!” Innocence and abolition in rural New York

Drawing on over 10 years of organizing and scholarship at the intersections of struggles over food, housing, and incarceration in New York, this research presentation mobilizes the concept of “abolition geography” (Gilmore 2023) as an antidote to agendas structured in agrarian innocence. This talk will be held on March 19, at 1pm in Sage 5711.

Allyship in Action: Panel Event | March 26 (Registration Required)

Allyship in Action: Wed. Mar. 26th from 2:00 – 3:00 pm (via Webex)
Join us for a discussion featuring a panel of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) individuals from the RPI campus community. We will explore the meaning of allyship, its importance, and how you can take action to help create supportive and safer environments for LGBTQ+ individuals.
Registration Required: https://forms.gle/2ooDFZ4vHDRcXc4AA

March (e-MADNESS) Mercer X Workshops and Seminars

Mercer X Affiliated Clubs are offering workshops for any RPI student in March! Upcoming workshops include: R-PI (Raspberry Pi) Day (3/14), Soldering (3/18), MATLAB System Design Workshop (Filters) (3/26) and Ladder Line Antenna Build (3/24). Microelectronics Packaging Seminars are every Thursday. All are held in JEC 6203/6204 and hosted by the Embedded Hardware Club, NSBE, W2SZ Radio Club, Girls Who Code, and IEEE EPS! Contact sawyes@rpi.edu to receive more information.
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