We are proud to feature a collaboration between our Gender Equity Center and Mosaic as part of Menstrual Week at SJSU. Our panel of staff discuss their experiences with menstruation, the myths and stigmas, and their hope for how menstrual education can be improved in the country. Featuring Kristen Flaten and Jenny Nguyen from the Gender Equity Center.

Today, we have a brief student spotlight on Kyle, an international student at SJSU. Kyle talks to us about how he learned about SJSU and what it's like to be an international student.

We are proud to host a panel collaboration between the African American Black Student Success Center and Student Involvement at SJSU as part of Black History Month. This panel sits down to discuss what it's like to navigate the world while black and dealing with the day to day realities of injustice and danger. The panel features Milan Balinton, the director of the African American Community Service Agency; Dr. Theodorea Berry, department chair of African American Studies at SJSU; and Evelyn of the Internets, digital storyteller, filmmaker, and online personality.

Join our Mosaic staff as they reflect what life is like in your twenties. They discuss everything from personal milestones, family and cultural touchstones, societal expectations, lifelong learning, and the physical, emotional, and psychological realities of getting older.

An in-depth interview with Darrell Medellin. Darrell Medellin is an upcoming artist out of the East Bay Area, originally from Cebu City, PI and hailing from Union City, CA. Darrell dives into his music, his message, and his new mixtape.

Listen to our newest podcast episode discussing the fight again Indian mascots and the struggle of Indigenous People for political, economic, and socio-economic justice today. Featuring special guest interview with John Little, one of the directors of More Than A Word.

It's MOSAIC's 20th Anniversary! In light of our birthday, a few of our MOSAIC staff reflect on what MOSAIC means to them and look forward to the future of what MOSAIC means today.

Check out our interview with the Dem Black Mamas podcast as Crystal Tennille Irby, Nekisha Killings, and Thea Monyee talk openly and honestly about what it's like living as strong and ambitious Black women raising kids in an unsafe world.

Join in the conversation as some of our MOSAIC folks who identify as biracial talk about the realities of moving through this world, sharing their perspectives and experiences.

Check out our interview with Master David Wei, a 16th generation lineage holder of Wudang Zhang San Feng Pei and the founder of the Wudang West Cultural Heritage Center in the East Bay. Master Wei shares with us the power of the Wudang Martial Arts, a Daoist knowledge and practice focused on healing and wisdom.