MLK 2022
TUESDAY, March 22
Alternatives to Violence (AVP) Workshop
Free and Open to the Public
5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Multipurpose Room - South City Campus
This workshop teaches interpersonal conflict resolution skills through a series of step-by-step processes.
Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) was the first educational program in the U.S. co-facilitated by those inside and outside of prison, which started in the 1970s, emerging out of the prison riots. It was also one of the first organizations dedicated to promoting the goal of the Beloved Community founded by Dr. Martin L. King Jr. AVP brings together diverse groups of people to build Dr. King’s nonviolent “beloved community”.
WEDNESDAY, March 23
1520 Arts | An introduction to Hip Hop Arts and Culture
Directed by Josh Perkins, 1520 Arts, a Utah Non-Profit for Hip Hop Arts and the HERC (Hip Hop Education and Resource Center) Dancers. www.1520arts.org
Please join us to learn about and experience Hip Hop Arts and Culture. There are opportunities to join in the fun.
2 - 3:30 p.m.
Student Event Center - Taylorsville Redwood Campus
Humanities Lecture "Beloved Community"
Meeting Recording
Access Passcode: ^r@f2C5Y
Wednesday 2/2
Main MLK Event – Livestreaming Only
7 – 8:30 p.m.
Keynote: Prof. Michele Goodwin (Overview MLK’s Beloved Community Vision)
Natosha Washington – “Black Sheep”
Beloved Community Project Film
Panel Presentation moderated by Michelle Goodwin
Q&A
Watch the Keynote Presentation
