Wear your Tulane gear each Tuesday and stop by the LBC Main Hallway between 11 AM-1 PM to get today's FREE giveaway!  Sponsored by the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life ** You must wear Tulane gear to receive the giveaway, no exceptions** Giveaway applies while supplies last and are first come, first serve

Let your body and breath guide you through the vibrations of Afrobeat, a genre that combines West African music with American funk and soul. Beats mixed by DJ Chill and movements facilitated by Dr. Jinaki Flint from the Counseling Center who is experienced in embodiment practices. This embodied Afrobeat experience is perfect for relieving stress through movement, breath, and mindfulness.

Join us for the LGBTQ+ Health & Wellness Resource Fair at our Downtown Campus hosted by Campus Health and the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. This event is open to all members of the Tulane community! We have invited several student organizations, campus partners, and community agencies to share information regarding the resources and services they provide. We're excited to see you there! 

One of the 5 Pillars of Body Respect is "My body deserves to move comfortably." Feel your heart pumping and let it guide you as you pedal through a joyful morning ride. Don't forget to bring a water bottle to this fun (and sweaty) class.  Register in advance at IMLeagues.com/Tulane More directions on how to register can be found on our website.

Move like yourself and let your inner light glow in this special edition Zumba class for Body Respect Week. This is a beginner-friendly dance class where the steps build upon each other and repeat so you can get the hang of things and take it to your level. Let your body break away from conventional ways of dancing as you shake, shimmy, and salsa.

Join FAST and the Well for Health Promotion during Body Respect Week for a conversation on Consent, Pleasure and Sex Communication. Body Respect Week is  November 7-11, 2022, and will bring the Tulane community comprehensive, queer-inclusive, culturally specific, body-positive health events. The goal for this week is to help Tulane students shift their thinking from having to love their body towards respecting their body. We hope that students understand that respect carries reciprocal energy. Your body will honor you when you honor it.   

Focus on the mind-body connection through this fusion class of Pilates, yoga, and meditation to set greater intentions for ourselves. Campus Recreation and The Well for Health Promotion are teaming up and invite you to celebrate bodies through movement in this special edition of mind-body connect Pilates. Taking place November 7 -11th, Body Respect Week will bring the Tulane community comprehensive, queer-inclusive, culturally specific, body-positive health events.

Rejuvenate your body and mind through a slow flow followed by guided breathing exercises and reflection. All experience levels are welcome to join this calming, meditative class. 

Body Respect Week is November 7-11 and will bring the Tulane community queer-inclusive, holistic, body-positive health events! The messages we receive about our bodies and health can be confusing and oftentimes misleading. We often are told to love our bodies or to embrace body positivity but Body Respect Week asks us to shift our thinking. Instead, what if we respected our bodies just as they are and for all that they do for us. It invites us to embrace our neutral states, without fear, shame, or pressure.

Kick off Body Respect Week in a special edition Latin Hits Cycle! A 45-minute, beginner-friendly, pedaling experience to celebrate our bodies and all they are capable of. Don't forget to bring a water bottle to this fun (and sweaty) class. Taking place November 7 -11th, Body Respect Week will bring the Tulane community body-positive health events.  Register in advance at IMLeagues.com/Tulane More directions on how to register can be found on our website.