Events
We encourage you to join us for events that celebrate our individual and group identities and engage our community in meaningful conversations on a wide range of DEIJ topics.
Upcoming Events
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LACMA Special Series: 5 Questions, 5 Artists: Reframing Portraiture
Join LACMA for a special series: 5 Questions, 5 Artists: Reframing Portraiture. Presented in conjunction with Black American Portraits, an exhibition that reframes portraiture to center Black American subjects, sitters, and spaces, this series will include conversations between artists and LACMA curators and educators. Each artist will be presented with the same five key questions about portraiture, exploring how this art form functioned historically in an encyclopedic collection while also providing us with new perspectives on representation. Free to attend, RSVP required. All events take place online via Zoom. Click here to learn more and RSVP.
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Past Events
List of 20 news stories.
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Across Colors Diversity Conference
A number of CH faculty, staff, and students attended The Independent School Alliance Across Colors Diversity Conference, a biennial conference which seeks to celebrate and empower students, parents, and faculty, staff, and administrators around issues of diversity, equity, and social justice.Read More -
Diversity Day and Into Action Day
Middle school students participate in Diversity Day and Into Action Day.Read More -
Pollyanna Conference
Naila Iscandari, Board of Directors’ President for Black Heritage Families, and her son Aliaun ’24 attended the 5th annual Pollyanna Conference titled, Reimagining Resiliency with Resolve.Read More -
Elementary School Virtual Parent Check-In: An Introduction to Anti-Bias Education with Christopher Dennis
Click here to watch the video.Read More -
CH Faculty and Staff Community Read
Over the summer, CH faculty and staff engaged in a community read of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together by Heather McGhee.Read More -
CH New Parent Welcome Reception and Involvement Fair
New parents and guardians from last year and this year gathered at The Garland and learned about all the wonderful ways to get involved at Campbell Hall.Read More -
CH State of Inclusion Event
On Monday, August 30 Christopher Dennis, Associate Head of Community Engagement and Head of School Julian Bull presented findings from the DEIJ Cultural Assessment Survey conducted by the Raben Group and introduced our programming theme and major initiatives for the year followed by a Q&A session.Read More -
Family Voices
On May 26, the elementary school and DEIJ team presented the 9th annual Family Voices.Read More -
Middle School Discussions on Biased Language and Hate Speech
On May 11, MS DEIJ Coordinator Erik Koski and Associate Head of Community Engagement Christopher Dennis, virtually met with all middle school advisories to talk about biased language and slurs, directly answering questions that the students had submitted in advance.Read More -
Author Ronald Smith Shares His Craft
On April 30, children’s book author Ronald Smith virtually visited students in grades 5-8.Read More -
Day of Silence
Campbell Hall observed Day of Silence on April 21.Read More -
Student Workshops
Associate Head of Community Engagement, Christopher Dennis, presented a workshop for grades 3-6 on the power of an apology. Students had the chance to deepen their understanding of the meaning of an apology as a means of embracing empathy and healing.Read More -
Diversity Recruitment Fair
The Southern California Diversity Recruitment Fair for faculty, staff, and administrators in underrepresented groups interested in working in independent schools, was held virtually on February 20, 2021. See what our own CH faculty Brandy Curry and Carlos Castellanos had to say about why Campbell Hall is such a great place to work!Read More -
SoCal PoCIS Student Voices
On Saturday, January 30, 2021 CH high school students, parents, faculty, and staff had the opportunity to participate in the SoCal People of Color in Independent Schools (POCIS) conference "Student Voices: Confronting Anti-Blackness and Tackling Systemic Racism in Our Schools."Read More -
NAIS People of Color Conference
Campbell Hall was well represented at this year’s NAIS People of Color Conference (PoCC) with 22 members of our community in attendance including students, faculty, staff, and board members.Read More -
Conversations on Black Lives Matter and Save Her Name Movements
On November 13, students in advisory reviewed a brief history of the Black Lives Matter and Say Her Name movements.Read More -
Affinity Gathering Hosted by SoCal PoCIS
On November 7, the SoCal PoCIS (Southern California People of Color in Independent School) organization hosted an affinity gathering.Read More -
Racial Affinity Dialogue Space
On November 5, the DEIJ Leadership Team hosted a racial affinity dialogue space for interested faculty, staff, and administrators.Read More -
SoCal PoCIS Parent Voices
Over 100 parents and faculty from Los Angeles area independent schools attended the SoCal PoCIS Parent Voices event titled, "The Black@ Movement: We're Not Surprised, But We're Over Living With It. What Do Parents Need to Know?"Read More -
Pollyanna Conference
Fifteen Campbell Hall community members (including students, faculty, parents, alumni, and board members) attended the virtual Pollyanna Conference on October 17.Read More
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