How did an Afro-Caribbean merchant sailor become a prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp during World War II and survive to tell about it? This session, presented by Mary Romney, answers this question through the true story of Lionel Romney, the presenter’s...
Part One: Family and Mental Health - When Mental Illness Occurs in the Family Presented by: Kim Meekins, MSW, and Dr. Tonia McKoy, ED.D, Bergen Community College This session discusses mental health, how it affects family dynamics, and the breakdown of the...
This program, presented by Angela Scarfia, is designed to give an easy step by step process for anyone interested in contributing to the Black Lives Matter Movement. This session will guide participants in understanding what the Black Lives Matter Movement is, foundational...
Gallery Bergen is pleased to announce the opening of its latest online virtual exhibition, "Black Lives Matter at BCC: Photographs from the Life of Protest." This show presents the work of Rowin, Denice, and Rae Breaux - a family of activist photographers...
Part Two: Overcoming Mental Illness This session will showcase personal experiences of mental illness, the stigma of accepting reality, the barriers associated with seeking help, and the triumph of acceptance and self-advocacy. This journey will be examined in the context of the...
Join the Financial Literacy Center for an in-depth Money Management Workshop. Find out how to understand your money personality, how and why we spend, and the importance of budgeting. Take control of your finances. This workshop is presented by Randi Greene, Bergen...
A special panel discussion, "BLM and the Future of Policing in America" is scheduled for Wednesday, February 24 at 7:00 p.m. This panel will include host Tim Blunk, Director of Gallery Bergen with Chief Lawrence Suffern, Englewood Police Department and member of...
Join the SGA Diversity Committee and other members of the Bergen family for an open dialogue about the current violence against Asian Americans within the country today. Please join us for your voice to be heard.
Students are invited to submit their photographs treating the themes of living and dealing with life under COVID and/or experiences of racism against Asians/Asian Americans. The photo gallery will be available online after April 9th.
Join us for a panel, "Racial Stigma and Covid 19," to discuss stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination toward Asians/Asian Americans during Covid 19. Dr. Alex Chan is the moderator for faculty and student panelists.
After the movie screening please join Korean Student Association for a discussion following the screening of Minari.
Join us for the Asian Heritage Recognition Award Ceremony on April 20th at 12:30pm via Webex where we will celebrate Asian culture, traditions, and history. We will also honor individuals and organizations for their contributions to the Asian Heritage community, as well...
Bergen is committed to providing access and reasonable accommodation in its services, programs and activities. Accommodation requests related to disability should be made to [email protected].
