Metro State University Collegiate Recovery Program

Join us for our Black History Month event!

It’s , and we’re coming together to learn, reflect, and connect. 🖤❤️💚💛

Join us in Founders Hall on Thursday, February 5 (4–6 p.m.) for a Black History Month celebration hosted by our Multicultural, American Indian and Retention Services (MAIR) team. The evening features "The Meeting," a theatrical conversation between Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X, plus discussion and a reading by journalist Shayla Reaves.

Come as you are—food will be provided!
🔗 Register here: https://www.metrostate.edu/calendar/black-history-month-celebration-the

Join tomorrow for Purple Thursday in support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month!

Join us tomorrow and wear purple for Purple Thursday in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month!

Wear purple and participate in a photo from 1-1:30 PM. Can't join for the photo? You can still join in solidarity by wearing purple and tagging us in your photo!

--> RSVP if you can: https://www.metrostate.edu/calendar/purple-thursday

Questions? Contact [email protected].

We will see you TOMORROW -- Thurs, April 17th!

Didn't register? Don't worry about it. Just stop by Founders Hall Reception any time between 11am-1pm.

Self-Care Tips, Community and of course FOOD!

See you there!😀

Our End of Semester Self Care Event is coming up -- Thursday, April 17th!

This event offers the opportunity to:

-Learn about self-care throughout recovery or in general
-Participate in relaxing and fun activities
-Engage with other students and people
-Eat
-And more!!

Founders Hall Reception

For more information: [email protected] or 651-793-1579.

LET US KNOW YOU ARE COMING: https://www.metrostate.edu/calendar/end-of-semester-self-care-event-with-crp

Naloxone/Narcan can save lives!

-->There is a push to expand legislation to assist with this. "To address the alarming rate of overdoses, there’s now a push at the Minnesota State Capitol to require free overdose reversal kits in public college dorms in Minnesota...New legislation would require two doses in residential halls of public colleges in Minnesota, plus include training for residential advisors."

-->Listen to our CRP member, Emma Gabbert, share about an opportunity she had to administer Naloxone. It saved a life! Emma also recently testified in the Minnesota legislature about this extremely important issue.

Thank you to Emma and countless others who advocate for Naloxone and its benefits to our community members.

Push to expand naloxone kits to more sites across the state To address the alarming rate of overdoses, there's now a push at the Minnesota State Capitol to require free overdose reversal kits in public college dorms in Minnesota.