The All Outside conference, which ran from Feb. 22 to Feb. 26, aimed to provide students with the opportunity to learn new skills, listen to speakers and discuss diversity and inclusion in the outdoors.
About 40 people listened to the MP speak on topics such as the symbolic significance of the war as a battle against dictatorship and the material significance of U.S. foreign military aid.
Following the departure of the College’s last Muslim adviser, Latif hopes to provide support for Dartmouth’s Muslim community and create an inclusive space for all students.
Panelists discussed the hostilities that many women suffered at the hands of male classmates and being told to not “rock the boat.”
The lecture, which included Joe Cirincione and Kori Schake, discussed the role of the United States on a global scale, specifically concerning Ukraine.
The event honors Omondi Obura ’88, who died by suicide, and raises money to support mental health initiatives and suicide prevention on campus.
