The Music and The Movement is a multimedia presentation featuring hip-hop author Bakari Kitwana and hip-hop artist/archivist Akua Naru. The event will examine the role of art in activist movements from the civil rights movement to hip-hop—as hip-hop celebrates its 50th Anniversary. Part performance and part discussion, the program examines love and wellness, peace and justice, art as liberation

  ⇨ Affinity Groups Offered ⇦   ⁕ First Nations ⁕ International ⁕ Latinx ⁕ Asian, Asian Pacific-Islander ⁕  ⁕Black, African American  ⁕ Greater Middle Eastern ⁕ Multiracial ⁕ ⁕South Asian ⁕ Transracially Adopted ⁕ White, European Accountability Group ⁕   POCIS Affinity groups are opportunities for affirming, nurturing, and celebrating lived experience. And for

Feb 7th, 2024 6:30pm - 8:30pm on Zoom SoCal POCIS invites all independent school staff, faculty, and administrators to a Zoom panel. What do an elementary school librarian, a middle school art teacher, an assistant head of school, and a Senior Leader/Director of Diversity have in common? A deep commitment to diversity and equity work

Hear from Dr. Bernice A. King.

This year we are thrilled to welcome Oakland native, ESPN journalist, and alumna Kendra Andrews ’15. Kendra covers the Golden State Warriors basketball team year-round and is a regular presenter on ESPN’s NBA Today and SportsCenter.   She will share how her love of journalism began and was developed at Head-Royce, how she landed her

  Saturday March 23, 2024 8:30 - 4:30 PM with a Happy Hour following   Hosted by  PROSPECT SIERRA 2060 Tapscott Ave, El Cerrito CA   NO REFUNDS      

Join us to hear about programming, finances and what is next for No Ca PoCIS.