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This Didn't Begin or End With Rhianna and Chris Brown: Understanding and Confronting Intimate Partner Abuse Among African-Americans Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation	Mon., March 22, 4:00pm-5:30pm	UMKC/Rockhurst	Lectures
Trailing perhaps only Jay-Z and Beyoncé in popularity, the talented, good-looking singers Chris Brown and Rihanna were once hip-hop royalty. Then a picture of a badly bruised Rihanna surfaced on the Internet in February 2009, and a public-relations firestorm ensued. Rihanna made her way... More >>

Third Thursday Visiting Artist Presentations: Amy Myers and Todd Cero-Atl Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art Third Thursday Visiting Artist Presentations	Thu., March 25, 3:30pm-4:30pm	Lenexa	Art Free Events Lectures Museum Exhibits & Events
Due to JCCC's spring break, this month's Third Thursday at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art is planned for the fourth Thursday of March. The event takes place in the museum's Hudson Auditorium with special guest artists Amy Myers and Todd Cero-Atl and JCCC moderators Larry Thomas,... More >>

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Brace For Impact: The Shake-up and the Wake-up Unity Village	Fri., March 19, 7:00pm	Eastern Jackson County	Lectures

UMKC's Cesar Chavez Keynote Address: Roberto Lovato Pierson Auditorium	Tue., March 23, 6:00pm	UMKC/Rockhurst	Lectures

How Samuel Clemens' Six-Year Journey of Self-Discovery Led to His Emergence as Mark Twain Kansas City Public Library, Plaza Branch	Tue., March 23, 6:30pm	Plaza	History Lectures Library

Best Buy executive to give Sutton Ethics Lecture Kansas University Student Union	Wed., March 24, 7:00pm	Lawrence-Downtown	Lectures

Ezra Johnson Epperson Auditorium Current Perspectives Lecture Series	Thu., March 25, 7:00pm	Midtown	Lectures

Larry Scanlon, medievalist scholar Kansas University Student Union	Thu., March 25, 7:30pm	Lawrence-Downtown	Lectures

Changing the Slow Institution: The U.S. Senate, 1960-2010 Dole Institute of Politics	Fri., March 26	Lawrence-Downtown	History Lectures Politics

Understanding the Senate Filibuster Lawrence Public Library	Fri., March 26, 4:00pm	University of Kansas	Lectures

Writers at Work: John McPhee Kansas City Public Library, Central Branch	Mon., March 29, 6:30pm	City Market/Columbus Park	Free Events Lectures Library Literary Events

Artist Entrepreneur Speakers Program Arts Incubator	Tue., March 30, 5:00pm-7:00pm	Downtown	Lectures

Bill Braniff: Understanding the Roots of the Terrorist Threat to the United States Kansas City Public Library, Central Branch	Tue., March 30, 6:30pm	City Market/Columbus Park	Free Events History Lectures Library

A Conversation with Joe Ratterman Kansas City Public Library, Central Branch	Wed., March 31, 6:30pm	City Market/Columbus Park	Lectures Library Literary Events

MK12 Epperson Auditorium	Thu., April 1, 7:00pm	Midtown	Lectures

From Guy-Blanche to Bigelow: Women Behind the Camera in Hollywood Cinema UMKC - University Center Her Art - Kansas City Women in the Arts	Wed., April 7, 12:00pm	UMKC/Rockhurst	Film Lectures Women's Events

Roundtable Discussion Epperson Auditorium Current Perspectives Lecture Series	Thu., April 8, 7:00pm	Midtown	Lectures

Every Picture Tells a Story KCAI Northland Campus	Thu., April 8, 7:00pm	Riverside	Lectures

Third Thursay Visiting Artist Presentations Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art Third Thursday Visiting Artist Presentations	Thu., April 15, 3:30pm-4:30pm	Lenexa	Art Lectures

Franklin Oviedo Epperson Auditorium Current Perspectives Lecture Series	Thu., April 15, 7:00pm	Midtown	Lectures

Christy Georg Epperson Auditorium Current Perspectives Lecture Series	Thu., April 22, 7:00pm	Midtown	Lectures

David Sedaris Lied Center of Kansas	Sat., April 24, 7:30pm	Lawrence-Downtown	Lectures Literary Events

5th Annual Black Women Leaders Conference Pierson Auditorium	Thu., April 29, 1:00pm	UMKC/Rockhurst	Lectures Women's Events

Mark Newport Epperson Auditorium Current Perspectives Lecture Series	Thu., April 29, 7:00pm	Midtown	Lectures

Slideshow Series Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art	Second Wednesday of every month, 5:30pm-7:30pm	Midtown	Lectures Museum Exhibits & Events