Associated Students of Madison hosted a program called “New People New Voices,” to allow an interactive forum to discuss identity on Tuesday Evening.
The Center For Religion and Global Citizenry, Gender and Sexuality Campus Center, and Promoting Awareness Victim Empowerment organizations came to lead discussions with students.
The event kicked off with an activity regarding identity, giving a space for students to express the ways that their specific identities have affected their life on campus.
“Race, ethnicity, and gender become more prevalent aspects of my life because of where I am,” said ASM Equity and Inclusion Chair Agalia Ardyasa.