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The UndocuAnthology, titled Boundary Crossers, is a creative arts project for and by immigrants that aims to celebrate and uplift our voices through different mediums of storytelling as a call to our pasts, our presents, and our futures as boundary crossers. CALL FOR SUBMISSION We are looking for art of all mediums (fine art, photography, collage and more) and writing in any genre (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, novel excerpts, essays and more) from self-identified immigrants and folks from mixed-status families. We welcome submissions from all ages. For full submission guidelines, please visit:  https://goo.gl/forms/BGcrTF9pd 0FzyjN02

Centrals American for Empowerment (CAFE) Are you a Central American student having a hard time meeting other Central American students? Do you wish you had a space where you can share and celebrate your Central American roots? Central Americans for Empowerment at Berkeley or CAFE, is the first student organization to provide a much needed space in which Central American students can come together and build lasting relationships. To kick off, CAFE will be hosting a Meet and Greet event on  April 6th, 2017 . The organization is thrilled to meet students and alumni that identify as Central American. Join us for great food, music, and community! Please fill out  this form   to be updated on the finalized details for this upcoming event. If you have any questions, or want to get more involved with CAFE, please email  cafeatUCB@gmail.com . Faculty and staff are highly encouraged to reach out to us!

Are you passionate social justice, anti-oppression, and creating community with folks across difference? If yes, the Multicultural Community Center is beyond excited to encourage you to apply to our 2017-2018 student internship! Check out  mcc.berkley.edu  to find out more information.  We're super excited to add YOU to our amazing team of interns!! APPLY BY  TUESDAY APRIL 11th  @  5pm  by dropping of your application at the MCC’s front desk. MCC 2017-2018 Intern Applications We're also recruiting for amazing folks to join our professional MSD staff team.  Please check out the following job announcements and help spread the word!!!   Full-time Therapist MCC Assistant Director AASD Assistant Director

The Department of African American Studies apologies for the delay in getting registration for Black Graduation up and running.  We are transitioning websites and had some delays, so we have put the information up on our current site:  http://africam.berkeley.edu/co ntent/black-graduation-2017 B.A., BS, M.A., M.S., MBA, JD and Ph.D students across campus are welcome to register via wufoo (also linked to our site):  http://berkeleyblackgra d.wufoo.com/forms/black- graduation-registration/ Black Graduation is going to be on  Friday, May 19th at 7 pm  in Zellerbach and we  are EXCITED to announce our keynote speaker, author of  Queen Sugar,   Natalie Baszile.   Natalie is the author of  Queen Sugar , which is being adapted for television by writer/director Ava DuVernay of “Selma” fame, and co-produced by Oprah Winfrey for OWN, Oprah’s television network. Natalie has a M.A. in Afro-American Studies from UCLA, and is ...