BIPOC ERG Juneteenth Celebration
On June 19th in 1865, African-American slaves were told that they had been set free. Lewis & Clark College commemorates Juneteenth by closing campus so the L&C community can reflect on the importance of this day.
Join the BIPOC ERG on Tuesday, June 18, at 12:30 p.m. for cool drinks and sweet treats on the Manor House Patio. Bring your own picnic lunch!
BIPOC identities will be centered, but all are welcome.
Questions? Email jaimecale@lclark.edu.
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