A photograph of panelists sitting behind a table on a stage at an event. They have cards set up in front of them with their names on them, though they are not clear enough to read. There are also people sitting in front of the stage.

A photograph of a group of five women in the UNT Multicultural Center office. They are standing with three in the back and two in the front and are all wearing matching black t-shirts with green and white lettering and a large eagle silhouette in the center. The message above it is too blurry to read and the UNT logo is beneath.

A picture of Tracy and Uyen Tran sitting at the entrance table for the 2004 Multicultural Center Awards ceremony. Tracy has a color-coded chart in front of her and Uyen has a metal lock box. There are also rows of nametags on the table for attendees.

Two newspaper clippings discussing student organizations at UNT. The first article discusses sophomore student Dina Chavez, creating a Hispanic talk show for NTTV in hopes of NT students understanding Hispanic culture. The second article describes a Native American Organization spreading awareness of its culture on the NT campus.

A flyer for Women of Color Conference, "Empowered Women: Mentoring Others to Take our Place" that was sponsored by University of North Texas' Multicultural Center. The conference was held on Friday, March 26, 2004 from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm in the University's Union, Silver Eagle Suite.

A photograph of Andrea Robledo eating icing off of a cake knife in the UNT Multicultural Center offices. She is leaning down beside a cake that reads "Andrea, we will miss you!" in green icing.

A photograph of a woman speaking at a Multicultural Center event. She is wearing traditional African clothing with purple and black geometric designs and is standing behind a podium.

A photograph of Dr. Marilyn Woods and David James at the UNT Women of Color Conference. Woods is holding a framed Certificate of Appreciation that she received at the conference.

A photograph of three students sitting together on a bench on the UNT campus. There are two pictures on printer paper taped to the wall behind them.

A photograph of Andrea Robledo standing with a police officer in the UNT Multicultural Center offices. Robledo has her arm around her and another person is sitting on the couch behind them. There are books on shelves and pictures on the wall behind them as well.

Photograph of a Karaoke sign on a bookshelf, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a white sign with bold black text on it. The sign is hanging off a shelf, and says "Karaoke & Guitar Hero in the Conference Room."

Photograph of a man at a computer, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a man in a beanie and jacket, turning his head from the computer in front of him. Behind him are bookshelves.

Photograph of two women and a baby, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows to young women standing by each other. The one on the right wears glasses and smiles for the photo, and the one on the left looks at the baby she is holding.

Photograph of a woman holding a baby, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows an African American woman holding a baby. She and other people around her sit in chairs in stands outside.

Photograph of a group of people in a room, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a group of six African American woman and an African American man sitting or standing together and smiling for the picture. They are in a narrow room, with a doorway in the background.

Photograph of three people standing by books, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a young African American woman with two young African American men standing by her with rows of books on shelves behind them. Paper decorations of different colors can be seen hanging above them.

Photograph of a man at a food table, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows a young man from the back standing by a table with snacks on it, four people are seen standing against the white wall behind him.

A photograph of two women in a self defense course at UNT. The teacher, who is wearing a COBRA shirt, is holding a fighting pad and the participant is kneeing it. Behind them is a white board with writing and acronyms on it.

A photograph of a speaker and guests at the 2008 African Heritage Banquet hosted by the Multicultural Center on the UNT campus. The speaker is on a raised platform behind a podium with a sign on the front of it. The guests are seated at tables around the room with white cloths, drinks, and signs on them.

A photograph of women gathered around a table for an event. Each has a bag of white powder in front of them and there are what appear to be small bottles of essential oil on the table as well. There are pink instruction papers in front of them.

A photograph of people gathered together for a self defense course at UNT. It was hosted by the multicultural center on campus.

A photograph of a woman demonstrating fighting moves with a participant in a self defense course at UNT. She is wearing a COBRA shirt and they are using something to practice blocking. There is also a white board behind them with writing on it.

A photograph of a white board at a self defense course at UNT. The event was hosted by the Multicultural Center. There are several acronyms and two names written on the board, including COBRA, which stands for "Combat Objective Battle Ready Applications", SAE, which stands for "Scream Attack Escape", and AAA, which stands for "Awareness Alarm Action/Reaction". The names are Jim Dryburgh and Aimee Brown.

A photograph of bottles on the crafting supplies table at an event hosted at UNT. There are several essential oils, some foaming soaps - including the Thieves brand - and little jars for use.