Events Archive

Join us for a panel with artists from Small Island, Big Song. They'll have the opportunity to discuss the intersection of climate change, gender, and indigenous culture and how art can be used to make the "musical statement of a region in the frontline of cultural and environmental challenges."

Afterward, you can attend the performance at Zoellner Art Center on Saturday, April 9th at 7:30 pm. Lehigh students can receive free tickets!

The World Corrosion Organization and the LU/UN Partnership presents: Moving Towards a Sustainable Society: Corrosion Issues and Challenges.



How do we move towards more sustainable, affordable, and reliable energy? A series of illustrations taken from geothermal, solar, wind, hydraulic, and nuclear energies show the importance of corrosion awareness and management in the development of these low-carbon energy technologies.



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Participate in the North America's first in-peron and hybrid model International Labour Organization (ILO) deliberation on the topic of 'Just Transition: From Fossil Fuels to Green Energy.' While representing and negotiating with various workers groups, employers, and governments, participants will directly engage with senior ILO officials and students from around the world.

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.

Participate in a case study project in collaboration with the UN International Labour Organization: Gender Equity in the Workplace



April 1, 9am - 1pm, via Zoom



9-10 am - presentation by senior ILO officials;
10am - 12pm - group research on case study;
12 pm - 1 pm - group presentations and feedback from ILO officials;



Registration is limited to the first 16 participants!

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.

Join Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Sylvia Marjeyeh as they share their personal, interconnected stories and present the groundbreaking work of Roots.

Tarumitra Youth Representatives invite you to register for their session at NGO CSW Forum. NGO CSW forum organizes the civil society side of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). To learn more, visit this event page.


You MUST be registered for the NGO CSW66 Forum to attend this event. Register and learn more here.

Recruitment for participants in this year's 33rd Annual International Bazaar is underway. The Bazaar will take place on Sunday, April 24 from 1:00-4:00pm on the UC Front Lawn (rain location: Grace Hall). The Bazaar Board is recruiting participants to showcase their native clothing in the Fashion Show, perform, or host a table. Participants may be individuals or part of a campus organization.

Hear the voices and learn from women and girls who are leaders in their communities, institutions, and local NGOs. Listen as they share their experience of living with the effects of climate change, including the work they are doing for disaster relief, prevention and mitigation. We will also be joined by female leaders in environmental science and ecological spirituality.

Hear the voices and learn from women and girls who are leaders in their communities, institutions, and local NGOs. Listen as they share their experience of living with the effects of climate change, including the work they are doing for disaster relief, prevention and mitigation. We will also be joined by female leaders in environmental science and ecological spirituality.

Please join us for a virtual discussion on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Drawing from the diverse backgrounds and insights of our panelists, we will also share resources for those who are looking to help. All Lehigh students, faculty, staff and alumni are welcome.

Forum on Ukraine
Wednesday, March 9
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EST
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Panel participants include:

The Honorable Susan Wild, U.S. Representative serving Pennsylvania’s 7th congressional district, which includes Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. Rep. Wild serves on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.Ann Domorad, the senior managing director, field operations and programs at American Councils for International Education. American Councils began in 1974 as an exchange program between scholars from the United States and the former Soviet Union. Its educational portfolio has grown to include 90 countries.The Rev. Richard Jendras, the priest of Saint Mary Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Allentown.Mariia Shuvalova, a literary scholar based in Ukraine and co-founder of the NGO New Ukrainian Academic Community. Ms. Shuvalova is a lecturer at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, and previously visited Columbia University (New York) as a Fulbright scholar.The forum will be moderated by Lloyd Steffen, professor of religion studies and university chaplain. This event is sponsored by the Office of International Affairs and the Global Union.