Coretta Scott King Center Programs

The Coretta Scott King Center offers a number of programs focused on education and action around racial and social justice. The center serves both the Anticoh College community as well as communities in the surrounding areas.

Please visit our events page for information on upcoming events as well as more information about events connected to the programs listed below.

We welcome the opportunity to collaborate with different organizations and individuals. Please contact us about any possible collaborations.

For more information about any of the programs and projects below, please contact cskc@antiochcollege.edu.

Current Programs and Projects

Coretta Scott King Legacy Events

Programs celebrating Mrs. King’s legacy as well as the history and overall impact of social justice organizing to inform present and future action.

Global Racial & Social Justice Summit

A biennial gathering of academics, artists, students, and activists for collaboration as well as the sharing work and research on racial and social justice initiatives.

Freedom Forums

A public event series addressing contemporary racial and social justice issues, with topics like wealth inequality, censorship in education, and elections and voting rights.

The Antioch Community Care Project

Workshops, advocacy, and events that build a culture of care on campus, such as STI prevention training, Healing Justice reading group, a walking group, African Diaspora dance classes, and more.

BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ Student Resource Room

A gathering space for students to build community, relax, convene, and study. The resource room is a welcoming space with books and materials supporting racial and social justice, gender identity, and sexuality. Students are encouraged to use the resources in the center as well as request resources that they would like to have added to the space.

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Another World is Possible: A Global Racial and Social Justice Summit
February 13-16, 2025