Tunnel of Oppression

April 10, 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Mānoa Campus, Frear Hall

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Tunnel of Oppression is an immersive experience designed to expose our community to topics of discrimination, oppression, power, and privilege, while challenging participants to advocate for positive social change. Themes for this year include: Civic Issues, Gender and Sexual Orientation, Socialization, and Hawaiian Culture and Community.

Ticket Information
Free of charge

Event Sponsor
Student Housing Services, Mānoa Campus

More Information
Aspen Krajewski, 808-956-7859, aspen7@hawaii.edu

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Thursday, April 10
8:30am	Workshop for Intelligent Energy Systems Mānoa Campus, Campus Center Room 203B
9:00am	Earth Day Planting Mānoa Campus, Hamilton Library
1:30pm	Christopher Otsuka, saxophone Mānoa Campus, Orvis Auditorium
3:00pm	Special Oceanography Seminar Mānoa Campus, MSB 100
4:00pm	Tunnel of Oppression Mānoa Campus, Frear Hall
5:00pm	Ultimate Frisbee Pick-up on Bachman Lawn Mānoa Campus, Bachman Lawn
7:00pm	What Does Intuition Look Like? Mānoa Campus, Krauss Hall 12
7:30pm	HamSlam! Mānoa Campus, Hamilton Library Alcove