
Stony Brook University’s mission, vision and very essence are built on the principles of providing equal access to world-class education in a caring environment, where we respect and embrace our differences, take responsibility to protect our local communities, and practice civility at all times. We promote inclusion, welcome freedom of expression, encourage civil discourse, and take a firm stand against divisiveness and insensitivity in all venues and forms. This site – Caring, Respect, Civility – provides resources and support to help us all remember these values and practice these behaviors. This is more important than ever in today’s challenging and changing educational, political and social climate. Together, we can stay Stony Brook Strong, and continue to build and role model the culture that is the hallmark of our University.
- 28MarLibrary Exhibit: Recognizing Women’s Right to Vote This exhibit, on loan from the Long Island Library Resources Council, features material related to the Women’s Suffrage Movement with part...
- 28Mar"A Soundtrack for Black Ecologies"This event is a listening-based exploration of ecology/environmental justice through the frame of black experience(s) guided by experts whos...
- 29MarMenstrual Hygiene Make & Take Kits In honor of Women's History Month, the UNITI Cultural Center invites you to come to curate your own Menstrual Hygiene Kit. ...
- 29MarBridging our Worlds: A Round Table Discussion with Latina Moms Connect of Long IslandThis event is open to all Stony Brook University Students, Faculty, & Staff....
- 30MarWomen's History Month Closing CelebrationAs we close another Women's History Month, join in celebrating our theme Community of ME, Community of WE with Keynote Speaker Trisha Sakhuj...
- 4AprZoom Lecture by Jules Gill-Peterson, Johns Hopkins University -- "DIY as Trans Method"Zoom Lecture by Jules Gill-Peterson, Johns Hopkins University. Lecture title TBD. Zoom registration required....
- 6AprLecture by Karen Karbiener/New York University -- "Health Reform, Pseudoscientific Racism, and the Emergence of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass"Lecture by Karen Karbiener/New York University -- "Health Reform, Pseudoscientific Racism, and the Emergence of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Gra...
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Women's History Month:
Come Celebrate With Us.
Throughout March, Stony Brook University is celebrating Women's History Month, an annual tradition that highlights the achievements of women, raises awareness against bias, and promotes social action for equality. Stony Brook University's theme for Women's History Month 2023 is:
Community of ME, Community of WE