In 1994, a closeted teen struggles to part ways with his four high school drama friends at their final murder mystery slumber party before they leave for college. The Davis Center and Images Cinema hope you’ll be able to watch the newly released film,… Continue reading »
While the campus isn’t quite as full as it is during the academic year, there are currently over 500 scholars on campus currently. The Davis Center, while in the midst of planning for the 2021-2022 year, is providing some services and opportunities during the summer. All three buildings are open,… Continue reading »
VOICES is about showcasing the diversity of experiences of Williams Students to the incoming first year class through the art of storytelling. The goal is to break down stereotypes and anxieties about what it means to be an Eph. VOICES Storytellers can work either remotely or on campus this summer… Continue reading »
Community Resilience Grants: Building Skills to Support Organizations The COVID-19 crisis has brought more attention to inequities within the United States and around the world, acting as a threat multiplier to pre-existing global problems. The climate crisis is another threat multiplier heightening ongoing challenges our communities are… Continue reading »
Each year, the Davis Center reaches out to the Wiliams Community to nominate individuals and groups that inspired others with their sense of civic engagement, community advocacy, and support for others. After deliberation among the Davis Center team, we are honored to announce the recipients of these awards to the… Continue reading »
Click on this image to open the nomination form! THANKS AGAIN! Each year the Davis Center seeks to celebrate the vision, engagement, and projects of our community: there’s no way we’re going to let Covid-19 change this fact. We need YOU to help us! How can… Continue reading »
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The Davis Center and Images Cinema are honored to host, “AMERICAN ARAB.” Please join us on Thursday the 29th for a talkback with the members of the Davis Center team and other community members. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE FILM CLICK HERE TO JOIN US… Continue reading »
The Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity with help from the Davis Center hosted Jennifer Ho, from the University of Colorado, Boulder, on April 19th. The topic of Professor Ho’s presentation was: “The Model Minority Myth, Anti-Asian Racism, Anti-Black Racism, and COVID-19.” If you’re interested in getting a… Continue reading »
Purple field with photographs of three panelists: Yuki Cohen, Michelle Decepida, and Helen Moon. The text says, “What has been the experience of local Berkshire County AAPI during Covid-19? What were the experiences of work and at home? Please join the DC on a panel discussion… Continue reading »