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7.6.2026
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Launching the National Table for Human Rights Strategy link-arrow link-arrow

"We are the resources." Those four words captured the spirit of a powerful workshop at SPHR 2026 that has since evolved into the National Table for Human Rights Strategy. In this blog, Joel R. Pruce reflects on the conversations that inspired the initiative and invites readers to join the July 20 launch as advocates across the country work together to build a renewed human rights movement.
7.1.2026
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Queer and Disabled: Pride and Visibility link-arrow link-arrow

Celebrate Disability Pride Month by learning more about the queer and disabled experience.
6.1.2026
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Queer Fiction Through the Decades link-arrow link-arrow

Recommended reading and LGBTQIA+ literary history for Pride Month.
5.7.2026
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Running Back Looking Forward link-arrow link-arrow

Sean Banks will be graduating on May 10 with experience in media production, credits on a documentary, involvement with advocacy and an award to his name — all things he credits to his football career.
5.6.2026
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Giving Hearts link-arrow link-arrow

An email recently landed in my inbox that made my day. Gayle Horton, director of Colin’s Lodge, a recreation and enrichment center for adults with cognitive differences, shared how UD students are bringing joy to their members through their MANY volunteer hours. 
5.5.2026
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The Strength to Start Again link-arrow link-arrow

Nearly a decade after first arriving at UD, Joseph Hughton-Berko is finally crossing the graduation stage — a milestone that once felt out of reach after his academic dismissal in 2020.
4.29.2026
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Why We Do This Work link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton and other American Talent Initiative institutions have opened the doors of education for more than 75,000 high-achieving, lower-income students. That’s an entire football stadium filled with talented young people.
3.31.2026
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April Cultural Heritage Month Celebrations link-arrow link-arrow

Recommended reading about the common struggles, unique achievements, rich and varied cultural backgrounds and shared experiences of Arab American communities, as well as Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
3.19.2026
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Paul Laurence Dunbar Memorial: Then and Now link-arrow link-arrow

A booklet published in 1909 for the dedication ceremony in Woodland Cemetery emphasizes the memory and importance of the acclaimed writer.
3.4.2026
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Celebrate and Remember Toni Morrison link-arrow link-arrow

Women’s History Month challenges us to expand our understanding of leadership, creativity, resistance and resilience. Toni Morrison embodies that challenge powerfully.