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Human Development Seminar Series “The Opportunity Trap: High-Skilled Workers, Indian Families, and the Failure of the Dependent Visa Program” The Opportunity Trap is the first book to look at the impact of the H-4 dependent visa programs on women and men visa holders in Indian families in America. Drawing on interviews with 55 Indian couples, […]

The South Asian Studies Minor and the Departments of History, Sociology, and Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies invite you and your students to a talk by Dr. Hafsa Kanjwal who will present on her recently published book.   Colonizing Kashmir State-building under Indian Occupation   The Indian government, touted as the world's largest democracy, often repeats […]

“CSULB Geography Gets Droned Up: Recent Advances in Landscape Modeling using 3D Point Clouds” by Scott Winslow (Faculty, Geography) All are welcome, but due to limited space, please RSVP to hyowon.ban@csulb.edu. Thank you.

Economics Department Seminar Series, which continues with its final talk of the semester with our own Dr. Andre Harrison presenting on "Racial Unemployment and the Macroeconomy: The Role of Monetary Policy"  The talk will assess the heterogenous effects of recessionary episodes on unemployment rates by race. In particular, I will show that the unemployment rates […]

On Monday, April 29th, 2024, the American Indian Studies Program, the Asian American Studies Department, and the Chicano & Latino Studies Department will be hosting a SIG event: "Ethnic Studies Futurism Panel: Envisioning the Future Through Ethnic Studies." We hope to see you there! Event info: From 12:00 pm -2:00 pm on 4/29/24, taking place […]

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You are invited to an upcoming sponsored event Queer Lineage: On Generational Sexualities, LGBTQ Identity and Visibility taking place next week on Tuesday, April 30th (5-6:15pm) in Horn Center 106. We are very excited to host visiting scholar Róisín Ryan-Flood (University of Essex, UK), professor of sociology and co-editor of the recently published volume Queering […]

Please join us to learn about the intersection between culinary practices, decolonization, and feminisms in Catalonia. Dr. Rebecca Ingram’s talk will be based on her book, Women’s Work. How Culinary Cultures Shaped Modern Spain. Specifically, she will present about the Barcelona Institut de Cultura/Biblioteca Popular de la Dona, a civic institution founded in 1909 that […]

We welcome Mary Entoma from UNITE-HERE 11, to talk reflection on “Hot Labor Summer” with tourism workers from Long Beach. Co-Sponsored by: The departments of Chicano/a & Latino/s Studies; Sociology; CLA Scholarly Intersections

ASLD, ANTH, LING, & WGSS invite you to join us on Friday May 3, at 2pm in COB 140 for our Scholarly Intersections Symposium “Deaf Women of Ireland”.  Our Irish deaf guests, Anne Coogan and Josephine O’Leary will share pre-COVID research findings of Irish Deaf women from the ages of 18 to 90. A study […]