CrossCheck Live: Processing the Election

A special CrossCheck Live event was held on Thursday, Nov. 10, from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Royce

CrossCheck Live: Processing the Election

After the presidential election, students from across UCLA gathered for a special CrossCheck Live event to discuss and process the surprising result. Click through to read more and view a video recording of the event.

"This event will offer us, as a community, a chance to gather, discuss, and digest yesterday’s Presidential election.  Many of us were shocked by last night’s results.  For some, this shock was accompanied by earnest excitement about our new President-elect.  For others, the results have generated deep anxiety and distress – an understandable response given the rhetoric targeting certain communities throughout the campaign.

As Bruins, as members of a great university, it is our obligation to model how a community comes together in a moment like this to listen, to assess, to move forward.  Together.  Tomorrow’s CrossCheck Live, which attempts to bring together a range of perspectives and voices from across our campus, has been crafted in that spirit. Vice Chancellor Kang will personally moderate what will be a highly interactive and honest discussion, with opportunities for audience engagement."— UCLA Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, November 10, 2016

Read the full article at the UCLA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion website.