Join CAPS and ABC for drop-in group open to students who would like to connect with peers concerning their unique individual experiences. This is a safe space to offer support for diverse student voices.
diversity
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Peer Support Group
Join CAPS and ABC for drop-in group open to students who would like to connect with peers concerning their unique individual experiences. This is a safe space to offer support for diverse student voices.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Peer Support Group
Join CAPS and ABC for drop-in group open to students who would like to connect with peers concerning their unique individual experiences. This is a safe space to offer support for diverse student voices.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Peer Support Group
Join CAPS and ABC for drop-in group open to students who would like to connect with peers concerning their unique individual experiences. This is a safe space to offer support for diverse student voices.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
Nowruz
Every Campus A Refuge (ECAR) and the TU-Afghan Cultural Exchange will host their first Nowruz celebration. Nowruz, meaning “new day,” is an ancient festival rooted in the Zoroastrian tradition celebrated throughout the Middle East and Central Asia and in diasporic communities across the globe. TU students, faculty and staff are invited for an evening of cultural discussions and food as we celebrate the New Year, welcome spring and honor the cultural diversity of Afghanistan. Colorful attire is encouraged but not required.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Peer Support Group
Join CAPS and ABC for drop-in group open to students who would like to connect with peers concerning their unique individual experiences. This is a safe space to offer support for diverse student voices.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Peer Support Group
Join CAPS and ABC for drop-in group open to students who would like to connect with peers concerning their unique individual experiences. This is a safe space to offer support for diverse student voices.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Peer Support Group
Join CAPS and ABC for drop-in group open to students who would like to connect with peers concerning their unique individual experiences. This is a safe space to offer support for diverse student voices.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
BIPOC Connection Group
CAPS invites TU students to a safe, supportive space for diverse voices. Students can connect and confidentially discuss their unique individual experiences.
Nowruz
Every Campus A Refuge (ECAR) and the TU-Afghan Cultural Exchange will host their first Nowruz celebration. Nowruz, meaning “new day,” is an ancient festival rooted in the Zoroastrian tradition celebrated throughout the Middle East and Central Asia and in diasporic communities across the globe. TU students, faculty and staff are invited for an evening of cultural discussions and food as we celebrate the New Year, welcome spring and honor the cultural diversity of Afghanistan. Colorful attire is encouraged but not required.