MCC Social Justice Conference

MCC Social Justice Conference The MCC Council hosts a free annual day long conference open to all UCSB students to facilitate coali

The UCSB Multicultural Center was established in 1987 after students of color organized and demanded the creation of a hospitable and safe space on campus. We recognize the work and community building performed by students through the years.

The MCC is pleased to announce the appointment of Marina Habib as Program Coordinator. Please see below an introduction ...
09/04/2024

The MCC is pleased to announce the appointment of Marina Habib as Program Coordinator. Please see below an introduction from Marina!
Hello, my name is Marina Habib (she/her), and I am beyond excited to be the new Program Coordinator for the UCSB MultiCultural Center. As a recent UCSB graduate with a degree in Communication and Sociology, I am deeply honored to return to the MCC, a space that has profoundly influenced my journey in activism, social justice, and overall personal growth. It is a privilege to contribute to and build upon the impactful work established long before my arrival.
In my role, I develop and oversee programs for our quarterly calendar – balancing the need to address social justice topics with opportunities for joy and creative expression.

Central to my approach is a belief in the transformative power of love and embracing the collective. As Martin Luther King Jr. wrote, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” This quote deeply resonates with me and fuels my commitment to fostering compassion and kindness in all that I do. I am passionate about building inclusive spaces that honor diverse narratives — promoting cultural awareness, sensitivity, and appreciation. My focus is on advancing social justice work that transcends mere activism, aiming to foster high-caliber conversations and create safe spaces that uplift students, particularly those within the margins of marginalized communities.

Cheers to building a more inclusive and compassionate campus community, where we all shine our light onto one another and grow together. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any collaboration ideas or initiates, I look forward to seeing you at ALL of our events!

Fun Fact: I love to explore various art mediums, especially painting, and I enjoy engaging in diverse forms of content creation.

With gratitude,

Marina Habib

Call for Artists! Join us for the MCC Fall 2024 Art Exhibition at UCSB, a vibrant showcase celebrating the transformativ...
09/04/2024

Call for Artists! Join us for the MCC Fall 2024 Art Exhibition at UCSB, a vibrant showcase celebrating the transformative work of student and community artists! This exhibition highlights the MCC’s role as a safe space for creativity, fostering community and solidarity.

Theme: “Echoes of Empowerment: Art as a Voice for Community, Social Justice, Hope, and Healing”

The MCC Lounge is a safe space for study, relaxation, and healing. We invite you to share your art as a therapeutic medium that conveys resilience and hope, showcasing the power of creativity in personal and communal healing.

🖌️ Details:
- Exhibit Duration:Week 2 through Week 10 of Fall quarter
- Accepted Mediums: Paintings, drawings, photography, collage, poetry, and more! BIG artwork encouraged to fill our walls, but smaller pieces are also welcome!

- Incentive: Each selected artist will receive a gift card from the MCC!

SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED: Monday, September 16!

For more details, check out our linktree in our bio: https://linktr.ee/ucsbmcc

Let’s make art that inspires and heals!❤️
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Call for Student Artists!!!!Echoes of Empowerment ExhibitionArt Submission Deadline Friday, September 13  https://forms....
08/08/2024

Call for Student Artists!!!!

Echoes of Empowerment Exhibition
Art Submission Deadline Friday, September 13

https://forms.gle/5EvCikzzq5pu7dt8A

The MCC will host a Fall 2024 UCSB Student Echoes of Empowerment Exhibition that will highlight students' work. With healing as a goal of the MCC, art serves as a therapeutic medium, offering solace and a means of processing trauma and adversity. Artists are encouraged to submit art that convey resilience, hope, and the transformative power of art to mend and uplift the human spirit, emphasizing the role of creativity in personal and communal healing.

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