Events

We encourage you to join us for events that celebrate our individual and group identities and engage our community in meaningful conversations on a wide range of DEIJ topics.

Upcoming Events

Past Events

List of 20 news stories.

  • Secondary Parent Community Check-In

    The secondary parent community check-in took place on April 24 and was led by K-12 Human Development Director of Human Development & Parent Education Sarah Huss, who facilitated a discussion about the Netflix series Adolescence.
  • Musician, Meditation Teacher, and Author Ofosu Jones-Quartey visits Elementary Students

    Ofosu Jones-Quartey visited elementary students to share his new book, Love Your Amazing Self. He also led them in a mindfulness exercise and performed an uplifting rap song
  • Neurodevelopmental Teaching and Learning Institute

    Campbell Hall hosted the third winter session of Neurodevelopmental Teaching and Learning Institute on April 15. The institute incorporates current research in the fields of neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and education and focuses on classroom application and tools for supporting all students.
  • 6th Grade Identity Project

    Sixth grade students explored identity through art, creating works that reflect who they are — their passions, dreams, and experiences.
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  • “Things My Father Told Me”

    On Feb 11, Black Heritage Famiies presented the third annual “Things My Father Told Me” with CH dads Rodney Barnes, Devin Johnson, and Kerel Sharfner and moderated by Kwaku Amuti. The panel shared their experiences, challenges, and lessons, reminding us that fatherhood is as much about learning as it is about guidance.
  • Honda Battle of the Bands

    On February 1, many Private School Village and Campbell Hall families attended the Honda Battle of the Bands at SoFi Stadium, featuring the music and talents of HBCU Marching Bands from across the country!
  • Private School Village Sneaker Soiree

    On November 2, Private School Village hosted the annual Sneaker Soiree. Many CH families attended this fun, celebratory event! Together, private school parents, faculty, staff and administrators celebrated the unique community created by PSV while raising funds for PSV's mission.
  • Roots & Routes: Making Your Mark

    On October 26, Teach AAPI presented their inaugural summit “Roots & Routes: Making Your Mark” at Campbell Hall in-person for AAPI high school students from across Los Angeles. 
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  • 7th Grade Diversity Day

    On October 23, the annual 7th Grade Diversity Day was held on campus. 
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  • DEIJ (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice) session for high school students

    On October 22, Campbell Hall held a DEIJ (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice) session for high school students during "X" block. Led by Marium Mohuddin and Dr. Zach Ritter, the presentation focused on raising awareness about Islamophobia and antisemitism
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  • Eduardo Chavez visits CH

    On October 4, Eduardo Chavez, grandson of legendary civil rights activist César Chávez, gave a talk to faculty and staff and then spoke at a special middle school assembly; both were followed by a Q&A session. 
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  • Rosetta Lee on Affinity Group Work

    On September 24, nationally known speaker Rosetta Lee met with our affinity group advisors to share her expertise on leading and guiding affinity group work. Later that evening, she hosted a parent forum "Affinity, Alliance, and Allyship: Everything you need to know about affinity spaces.”
  • Students from Japan visit CH

    Japanese language students had a special treat when students from Rebun Island, Japan visited their classrooms to share about their culture!
  • Youth Visual Arts Residency (YAR)

    Mr. Javon’e, CH elementary science lab co-teacher and practicing artist, founded and launched the Campbell Hall Youth Visual Arts Residency (YAR) program this past summer. 
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  • Anti-Bias Curriculum Redesign Lab

    The Anti-Bias Curriculum Redesign Lab was held July 29 – August 2 during which participants dove deep into the Social Justice Standards, guided by the incredible Emily Chiariello.
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  • Institute for Teaching Diversity and Social Justice

    Two CH DEIJ members, Leticia Sanchez McPherson & Vanita Harbour attended the IDSJ (Institute for Teaching Diversity and Social Justice) conference from August 5 - August 9 held at Mirman School. The conference was founded and facilitated by Dr. Khyati Joshi & Shanelle Henry.
  • SLIDE Leadership Program

    Six Campbell Hall students (Brittney B., Jared B., Ava B, Maddie E., Delilah F. & Daria J.) attended the three day/two night SLIDE leadership program at Harvard Westlake + UCLA. This program centered around courageous conversations and the creation of sustainable action plans around topics of DEIJ in schools.
  • Jewish Alumni Collective (JAC) and Jewish Culture Club (JCC)

    On February 27, the Jewish Alumni Collective (JAC) and Jewish Culture Club (JCC) connected over lunch. Thank you to all our alumni who created this great event! 
  • 23rd Annual Gospel Choir

    The 23rd annual Gospel Choir, led by Musical Director Stacey Dillon, Co-Director Tamara Dillon, Founder/Artistic Director Patrice Grace, and Producer Megan Zakarian Adell, was held on February 24.  With more than 220 students joined together in song and praise, the event was joyful noise indeed!
  • CH Black Alumni Collective (CHBAC) 

    On February 21 the CH Black Alumni Collective (CHBAC) hosted a panel for students, parents, parents of alumni, and alumni to connect and network. Panelists were Jeremy Clark '11, Lauren Jones '10, Darius Ingram '00, Whitney Epps '02, and Ashly Thomas '04. 
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