ALANA Cultural Center
ALANA Cultural Center, 13 Oak Dr, Hamilton, NY 13346, USA
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Upcoming Events
Join us for dinner and a panel featuring Colgate staff and faculty members of color discuss their perspectives on thriving in college, the workplace, and in...
This workshop introduces participants to the idea of cultural humility, which describes a model for interacting with others that is open and other oriented...
What does it take to organize a student protest? Learn from the past and see what previous student organizers accomplished through their activism and how...
The Hamilton Area Anti-Racism Coalition (HAARC) formed in Spring 2018 after a Community Intergroup Dialogue on Whiteness. The initial dialogue and subsequent...
The Current African Affairs Series is a chance to learn more about the African countries students will be representing at the National Model African Union in...
Recent Events
ENST Brown Bag: ENST Student Presentations
December 14, 2018Thrive Lunch: "You're Different than Other ________": Resisting...
December 12, 2018Safe Zone Training
December 5, 2018Discussion: Political Activism & Identity
November 30, 2018Protest Then and Now: A Discussion on the Role of Protest in Colgate...
November 30, 2018Recent Activity
Jamiere Abney left a positive review September 7, 2017
LOVED Melinated - they had so much energy and SWAG!. The event was well attended, fun, and diverse in so many great ways. It would be great if this had a larger venue, not to take it away from ALANA but to show it's importance in a more central location on campus for ALL to see.
David howard left a positive review February 2, 2017
Very much enjoyed learning about something I knew next to nothing about. Thanks Dominika. - Dave H.
Jason Kamm left a positive review January 13, 2017
A great event to get folks together on campus in the spirit of Colgate Day.
ALANA Cultural Center posted a photo June 27, 2016
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Jamiere Abney left a positive review March 30, 2018
AWESOME!! This event really spoke to me and in particular, educated me on issues as related to issues in the Native community of Upstate NY. I was troubled, but also inspired by the information shared and hope to learn more about the ways communities are bonding together to address societal and environmental issues.