Stories of Impact
Part of the Davis Center’s work is to ensure students and faculty have a place where they can explore and affirm their affiliations and identities; a place where they can find others with shared interests; a place where they can build community. Here are a few stories about why this is critical work.
Purple Pride
Williams and Amherst alumni, students, parents, and families marched together at NYC Pride 2018 to celebrate our LGBTQ+ community.
We Belong Here
Alejandra Moran ’17 and Kevin Hernandez ’17 have recently relocated to Albuquerque, NM. We chat about finding a sense of belonging at Williams, the importance of seeking help and mentors, and building community for others like you.
Finding Connections through Storytelling
When she felt disconnected at Williams, Pei-Ru Ko ’09 created a space that embraced belonging for all.
How Did We Get Through?
Jackie Laughlin ’75 reflects on the ongoing work of building the Black legacy at Williams.
Juneteenth Reflections
Mijon Zulu ‘09 reflects on how his intersectional history and identity intersects with the history of Black America and the celebrating of freedom.
Making Things Better
Alex Deaderick ’15 raised $25,000 to support the racial justice movement, thanks in large part to fellow Ephs.
Megamenu Social