Shoreline Community College

🌈 Celebrate PRIDE Month and Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with us at Shoreline College, and show your support for our LGBTQIA+ community this PRIDE season!

Join us for an inspiring evening with Kausar Mohammed; actress, comedian, and cultural storyteller, for To Laugh or Cry: Comedy as a Tool for Hope. Together, we'll explore how comedy can be a powerful tool for resistance, resilience, liberation, and connection across cultures and communities.
Hosted by the Office of yəhaw̓ and the American Ethnic Studies Department, the event will also feature exclusive clips and a screening of The Syed Family Xmas Eve Game Night.

At Shoreline College, we remain committed to fostering a community where everyone is welcome, valued, and can find a true sense of belonging.

Date: Thursday, June 4, 2026
Time: 5:30-7:00pm
Location: 9000 Building (PUB), Rm. 9215
Food will be provided!

Please RSVP at: https://sccshort.link/LaughOrCry

Image Caption: This is a flyer with the speaker's headshot against a bright pink background advertising the event.

Join us this Thursday as we kick off a month of lectures celebrating America at 250. As our nation approaches it's 250th anniversay, this lecture series invites our community to reflect on the evolving meaning on American democracy, past, present and future. This week's lecture features Indigenous storyteller Fern Naomi Renville as she reveals how the Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace shaped Benjamin Franklin's political thinking-and how the Constitution drew from this centuries-old alliance.

Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026
Time: 5:30-7:00pm
Location: 9000 Building, Rm 9208
*Free to Attend

Image Caption: This is a graphic advertising the first speaker in the series. It has a headshot of Fern and a historic black and white of an Indigenous group.

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