Connect To Protect

Looking for Juneteenth events in Baltimore? Check out the link in our bio - featuring “A Time for Change” hosted virtually by the JHU Black Faculty and Staff Association!🖤

“I’m tired. I’m tired. I’m tired. I’m tired.” delivered an amazing speech at yesterday’s Morgan State protest - our students were proud to march with him and over 1,000 others🖤
Hopkins students - now is the time for ACTION! March, donate, educate, and PROTECT black lives. Life should NOT be a white privilege. BLACK LIVES MATTER!

• Text FLOYD to 55156
• Text JUSTICE to 668366
• Link in bio for Baltimore Action Legal Team (Bailout)
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A few of the labels that we saw last week💙 The love doesn’t end with our campaign - keep spreading the positivity, Hop!

And that’s a wrap! Thank you so much for joining us on our three work journey to 🤩 Keep spreading love and positivity so that we have an even safer, more inclusive campus to come back to next semester💙

Shoutout to JHU senior Polly Berman for donating her gift card win to a great cause! We’ve chosen to use this money to supply 200 meals to disadvantaged kids in Baltimore💙 These kids need our help now more than ever; and this month, every donation (up to $1M) to will be matched by PepsiCo!

Keep the prizes coming! For our final challenge, we are giving away $20 to 3 participants who post a positive pic like this📸 on their story. Give yourself a positive label, challenge 3 friends, and tag for a chance to win! We can’t wait to see all the great, happy labels our fellow Hopkins students come up with! 😍

Y'all knew this was coming. Join us on Kahoot for one FINAL Johns Hopkins Zoomiversity Trivia Thursday! Win prizes for ranking in the top three, or win just for showing up! And if you came by twice before, you may win AirPods!
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Thursday. 7:30 EST. Sign up now. Be there tomorrow.
https://forms.gle/WXdKox6apsrPHNzE7

End the hate.

We hope you all are proud of who you are, like Ariella! Everyone’s identity is unique and should be celebrated, not hated❌💙

Ariella Shua is a member of our PR & Social Media Team who has mixed feelings about her label. Here's she says about a label being true:
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"I'm proud of who I am. There's nothing wrong with being Jewish or acting Jewish. But I hope that people don't have preconceived notions about me as a result.
There's an expression: two Jews, three opinions. Every person in my family keeps traditions differently, and each of us has our own views on politics, religion and the world. Don't make assumptions about what I stand for based on this label."

Thank you to the Johns Hopkins News-Letter for covering our campaign! Check out the article at jhunewsletter.com.
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"By engaging with this campaign, our hope is that the student body will come together to help combat these acts of microaggression and connect to protect each other." - Christine Cho