Commentary: COVID-19 created new challenges for LGBTQ+ students
I am lucky that who I love, and my gender, has not ended my life, nor worsened my mental health during a time in which everything is unraveling.
I am lucky that who I love, and my gender, has not ended my life, nor worsened my mental health during a time in which everything is unraveling.
Despite struggling to figure out what spaces I belong in, it’s imperative that I understand the privilege I have because of the lightness of my skin.
I want people to see that they can take hold of their lives and work to move closer to being who they want to be.
In this episode, host Sobeida Rosa speaks with Hope Gardner and Julia Siegal, founding members of IC Strike, an activist group at Ithaca College aimed on raising awareness on sexual assault and domestic violence.
The future of public health lies in our ability to see people and communities holistically.
Host Sobeida talks about mental health in this episode with Active Minds’ co-president, Kelly Madden.
On this episode, Sobeida speaks with Hierald Osorto, the Ithaca College Director of Religious and Spiritual Life and an Ithaca College junior, Luis Valderrama.
We must remember that, at the center of these controversies, there are people who are going through a complicated, emotional time in their lives.
Host Sobeida is back with another episode!
Fact: President Donald Trump’s racist and xenophobic rhetoric inspires white nationalism.
Ithaca College freshman Frankie Walls was sitting in the Rowland Hall lounge, having a study session with her friends when she shared some poems she wrote about female identity and sexual assault.
Curated by senior x senn-yuen rance, “Who is Me?” features students and alumni of the college and is on display at the Tompkins County Public Library.