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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Speak Up at School: How to Respond to Everyday Prejudice, Bias and Stereotypes
Speak Up at School Training for Parents
October 3, January 9, and April 4
6 PM
Carsey Gallery or Zoom
Please feel free to attend any or all of these 90-minute workshops
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Past Events
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Teaching for Justice Conference
Lonnie Ngo, Associate Director of Admissions, K-6, attended the Teaching for Justice conference on April 29 + April 30.Read More -
Alumna Professor of Art History Discussion with CH CHAI Art History Students
Dr. Cherise Smith '87, a professor of Art History at UT Austin, is completing her fellowship at The Getty Center, researching their collection of material on contemporary African American artists.Read More -
Hands 4 Haiti Fundraiser
On April 27, Hands 4 Haiti held a fundraising event to benefit CH’s sister schools in Haiti. The event featured food, art, and performances from World Drumming, Jazz Band, Pop Music Ensemble, Choir, Elementary Dancers, and Artists Unanimous Club.Read More -
Nowruz/Norouz (the Persian New Year)
On March 21, Nowruz/Norouz (the Persian New Year) was marked by a beautiful display in Carsey Gallery created by CH Persian families.Read More -
Gospel Concert
March 5 marked the 21st anniversary of the Gospel Concert with 120 singers in grades 5-12 rejoicing and celebrating God’s glory. Click here to watch the concert! -
Faculty/Staff Affinity Meetup
On February 28 Chris Dennis, Associate Head of Community Engagement hosted a Black Faculty/Staff Affinity Meetup.Read More -
Things My Father Told Me: a Virtual Meetup w/ Dads
On February 24 Black Heritage Families presented Things My Father Told Me: a Virtual Meetup w/ Dads.Read More -
Speak Up at School
On February 23, principals, deans, assistant principals, and heads participated in Speak Up at School training.Read More -
Campbell Hall Art Gallery Winter Lecture Series with Nicholas Hummingbird
As part of the Campbell Hall Art Gallery Winter Lecture Series, Indigenous cultural and California Native plant expert Nicholas Hummingbird who descends from the Cahuilla and Apache nations, presented virtually.Read More -
Lunar New Year Celebration
“Lion dance (舞獅; wǔshī) is a form of traditional dance in Chinese culture and other Asian countries in which performers mimic a lion’s movements in a lion costume. The lion dance is usually performed during the Chinese New Year and other Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals.”Read More -
Black History Month
February was Black History Month and the DEIJ team decorated campus to celebrate. -
Equity and Engagement in Education
Faculty and staff members of 3E (Equity and Engagement in Education) met virtually to discuss Black History Month with a focus on James Baldwin, the Tulsa Oklahoma Massacre, and Black excellence. -
Gender Spectrum
On January 3, 2022 Campbell Hall faculty and staff participated in training with Gender Spectrum, an organization that works to create gender sensitive and inclusive environments for all children and teens.Read More -
Student Affinity Groups
On December 15, the affinity mentoring groups BSUG (Black Student Union for Girls) and 42 enjoyed a joint holiday gathering full of sweet treats and camaraderie. -
NAIS Conferences
24 CH faculty and staff virtually attended the NAIS People of Color Conference from December 1 - December 3 and 6 students attended the NAIS Student Diversity Leadership Conference from November 29 - December 3.Read More -
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
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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
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