Women 100, a program of Vision 2020, is hosting "Seat at the Table," an exhibition that commemorates the 19th Amendment — establishing women’s right to vote — and asks 100 years later, “Where are we now?” Visitors will experience the current status of gender equality in the U.S. through 3D infographic furniture.

"Seat at the Table" is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will reopen April 1, 2021. A virtual tour and the multimedia segment of the exhibition are still available. In addition, an educator's guide is available for download for teachers, youth leaders and parents.

When the Kimmel Center reopens, "Seat at the Table" will be presented in the lobby daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., through September 2021.

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Malaria Drug Discovery at H3D: Phenotypic and Molecular Target-Based Approaches

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Initiating Involuntary Commitment Procedures Under the Pennsylvania Mental Health Act ‐ Part II

Disruptions to Care: Implications for Population Health
April 15, 2021 at 9am-1030am ET 
Via Live Webcast

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Pediatric Stroke: Ischemic and Hemorrhagic

In this panel discussion, we will address the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes through a conversation grounded in the experiences of Asian and Asian-American students, faculty, and professional staff members in the Drexel community. In addition to learning from the experiences of our panelists, we will also explore the history of anti-Asian bias and violence in the United States.

The event will include a brief overview defining key terms, specifying the Asian and Asian-American groups that are impacted by the recent rise in violence, and summarizing the history of anti-Asian violence in the United States. This will be followed by the panel discussion framed around troubling issues like the "model minority" myth, microaggressions, objectification of Asian women, and cultural and generational nuances. Strategies and resources for allyship and how to get involved will be provided.

Rebecca Clothey, PhD, Associate Professor and Director of the Asian Studies minor program, will kick off the discussion, which will be wrapped up by Kimberly Gholston, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer at Drexel University.

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The College of Medicine is planning an in-person graduation ceremony for the Class of 2021 on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 18 at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts. The ceremony will include medical students and students in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies.

This Zoom webinar will allow prospective students to meet the program director and have a conversation or ask questions about the program.

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The Ins and Outs of Malaria Parasite Egress from Its Host Cell

Please note: This event is online only.