This symposium brings together visual artists, writers, scholars, and knowledge keepers from Canada and the U.S. to contemplate the ways that gender-expansive Indigenous arts, scholarship, and methodologies enact kinship relations and practice decolonial worldmaking across time and space.
The Fowler Museum invites you to the launch of Remain in Light: Visions of Homeland and Diaspora, edited by Gassia Armenian. This powerful collection brings together photography and poetry that illuminate the contemporary Armenian experience both in the homeland and in Los Angeles, where one of the largest Armenian communities in the world resides.
As an independent documentary filmmaker, Louisa Wei became a member of the Hong Kong Director’s Guild in 2018 and has twice served as professional jury for the Hong Kong Film Awards.
Join us for our quarterly graduate student lecture by Anna Bonazzi (Department of European Languages and Transcultural Studies) and a welcome mixer for graduate students to kick off the academic year.
Event part of the LAI Outreach Lecture Series
Can we still find common ground as a nation?
Event presented by the Center for Mexican Studies.
In the spring of 1987, a 14-year old runaway boy ended up in a college campus and made it his home. He grew up on campus under care of students activists. They call him "Poliboy.''
This compelling documentary highlights the untold stories of eight Iranian Americans in the San Francisco Bay Area, weaving together personal narratives from both Iran and the United States.
A walk-through of Construction, Occupation led by co-curator Alex Ungprateeb Flynn.
Thursday, October 9, 202510:30 AM
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