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Dr. Ezgi Yildiz Book Talk
Dr. Ezgi Yildiz Book Talk
Please join us to hear Dr. Yildiz discuss her new book and celebrate her achievement. Students and Faculty are welcome. Light Refreshments will be provided.
SIG Event: Gender as Intersections: From the National/ist Heritage of Central Asia to Decolonizing Indigenous Heritage of New Hampshire (USA)
SIG Event: Gender as Intersections: From the National/ist Heritage of Central Asia to Decolonizing Indigenous Heritage of New Hampshire (USA)
A Scholarly Intersections Talk Dr. SvetLana Peshkova Dr. SvetLana Peshkova, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Scholar of Islam, and Core Faculty in Women's and Gender(s) Studies Department, and a Coordinator of Native American and Indigenous Studies Minor at University of New Hampshire. Dr. SvetLana Peshkova's talk covers her research journey, including an attempt at decolonizing gendered […]
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Zionism and its Critics
Zionism and its Critics
The CSULB Jewish Studies Program, in partnership with the Academic Engagement Network, is delighted and proud to bring Dr. Sara Hirschhorn to our campus on Wednesday morning, April 10th, at 9 am, in the Anatol Center (AS 119). As Dr. Hirschhorn is in Haifa this year, she will be speaking via Zoom to the students […]
Opportunities in Foreign Languages
Opportunities in Foreign Languages
In this panel, four RGRLL alumnae will share their career experience outside of teaching! This will be a fun way to see options with languages beyond the classroom! We hope to see you there!
SIG Event: Coarseness: Voicing and Moving Diaspora in Cambodia
SIG Event: Coarseness: Voicing and Moving Diaspora in Cambodia
This event is funded by the CLA Scholarly Intersections Grant by the Departments of Asian & Asian American Studies the Comparative Literature. How do we understand Cambodian American-ness in Cambodia? Zheng, a Cambodian Chinese American, will unpack Phou’s film My Mother’s Tongue (2022) and Sokhomsan’s performance artwork titled Birthday (2023) to consider how Cambodians from the diaspora connect to […]
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Myriam Gurba Reading and Q&A
Myriam Gurba Reading and Q&A
We invite you to join us for a reading and Q&A with the writer and artist Myriam Gurba, who will be discussing her new book, Creep: Accusation and Confessions (2023). Myriam Gurba is a writer and activist. Her first book, the short story collection Dahlia Season, won the Edmund White Award for debut fiction. O, the […]
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The Welfare Effects of Behavior-based Price Discrimination in E-commerce
The Welfare Effects of Behavior-based Price Discrimination in E-commerce
You are invited to the Economics Department seminar series, which continues with its third talk this Friday, April 12 from 11:00am-12:00pm in SSPA-204. Our speaker will be Francesco Gabriele who will present a paper entitled "The Welfare Effects of Behavior-based Price Discrimination in E-commerce" (flyer attached). Francesco is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Economics at the University of Southern California. His research […]
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58TH ANNUAL COMPARATIVE LITERATURE CONFERENCE
The conference will be April 16-18 (Tues-Thurs). This year’s theme is a heavy one, Writers of Extreme Situations, and we have 18 panels with 70 papers plus the Plenary, with scholars from around the world, as well as some of our CLA faculty, like José Rodriguez (COMM), Amir Sharifi (LING), Clorinda Donato (RGRLL), Robert Blankenship […]
The Palestine Exception – film screening & talkback
The Palestine Exception – film screening & talkback
We’d like to invite you and your students to a screening of The Palestine Exception, a new documentary film produced by Al Jazeera's Fault Lines that investigates the suppression of Palestine advocacy on college campuses in the United States. The screening will be followed by a talk-back with the film's producer Amina Waheed. This event is sponsored by […]
Elena Diane Curris Global Issues Lecture: The Critical Role of the UN Human Rights Council within a Complex World
Elena Diane Curris Global Issues Lecture: The Critical Role of the UN Human Rights Council within a Complex World
You Are Invited To: The 2024 Elena Diane Curris Global Issues Lecture "The Critical Role of the UN Human Rights Council within a Complex World" Featuring Speaker Eric Tistounet Join Cal State Long Beach's Global Studies Institute as Eric Tistounet delivers a lecture, "The Critical Role of the UN Human Rights Council within a Complex World." The event […]
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SIG Event: 2024 Multicultural/Cross-cultural Dance & Performance Event: Unity in Motion
SIG Event: 2024 Multicultural/Cross-cultural Dance & Performance Event: Unity in Motion
12:30 - 1:45 pm in the Central Quad - Dance performances by: CSULB K-Pop Dance Cover Group A traditional Oneida Smoke Dance performed by Dr. Thomas “TJ” Reed Choctaw Snake Dance performed by the CSULB American Indian Student Council CSULB Grupo Folklorico Mexica will be in attendance to recruit for their club! Snacks & drinks […]
Crossing the Impossible Bridge in a Dynamite Truck: Observations on Film, Friendship and Collaboration
Crossing the Impossible Bridge in a Dynamite Truck: Observations on Film, Friendship and Collaboration
In the context of the annual CWL conference (April16-18) on Writers of Extreme Situations, Christopher Goffard “Crossing the Impossible Bridge in a Dynamite Truck: Observations on Film, Friendship and Collaboration” In “Crossing the Impossible Bridge in a Dynamite Truck,” Goffard will reflect on his friendship and collaboration with one of cinema’s great poets of desperation […]
SIG Event: Radical & Cultural Geographies of Deep Space Nine
SIG Event: Radical & Cultural Geographies of Deep Space Nine
Please join the American Studies program on Wednesday, April 17th in SPA 111 at 6:30pm for a talk by Dr. David Seitz. The talk, “Radical & Cultural Geographies of Deep Space Nine,” will celebrate and feature Dr. Seitz recent book, A Different Trek. Co-sponsored by AMST, History, Geography, and the CLA Scholarly Intersections program, this […]
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Transnational Feminist Solidarities Conference (April 18 & 19)
You are invited to the Transnational Feminist Solidarities Conference, which will take place on Thursday, April 18, and Friday April 19, 2024, at CSULB. This conference is organized with the support of the CLA Thematic Initiative and funded by a generous contribution from former CLA Dean Dorothy (Dee) Abrahamse. Transnational feminism offers a critique of Western-Eurocentric and […]
52nd Annual Psych Day
52nd Annual Psych Day
The Psychology Student Association and International Honor Society in Psychology (PSA/Psi Chi) is hosting the 52nd Annual Psych Day on Thursday, April 18th, 2024 from 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM. The programming will be located directly in the Psych Quad in the Psychology Building. This event is open to all students on campus and is […]
SIG Event: Food Justice in Ethnic Studies
SIG Event: Food Justice in Ethnic Studies
Please join us for a relational discussion of the ways that foodways, food justice, and food sovereignty are theorized and practiced in racialized communities in the United States. The guest speakers for this event include: Abel Ruiz, Lead Farmer at CRECE Urban Farming; Nyenyekevu Diane Moss, Founder of Project New Village; Sara Calvaso Olson (Karuk), author […]
The Eighth Annual Helena Maria Viramontes Lecture in Latina/o/x Literature Featuring Ana Castillo – Massacre of the Dreamers
The Eighth Annual Helena Maria Viramontes Lecture in Latina/o/x Literature Featuring Ana Castillo – Massacre of the Dreamers
The Eighth Annual Helena María Viramontes Lecture in Latina/o/x Literature welcomes the distinguished and celebrated artist, poet, novelist, essayist, playwright, translator, and short story writer Ana Castillo to CSU Long Beach. Dr. Castillo has contributed to a long list of periodicals, online venues, and national magazines, including More and the Sunday New York Times. Dr. […]
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Conference In Jainism
The Bhagwan Suvidhinath Endowed Chair in Jain Studies at California State University, Long Beach presents a Conference in Jainism – April 21-23, 2024 This conference aims to integrate Jainism’s fundamental principle of nonviolence (Ahimsā) with our relationship to the environment. While embracing nonviolence in a holistic manner, the conference theme merges with the ecological concept […]
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SIG Event: Talk by Dr. Raúl Pérez, “The Souls of White Jokes”
SIG Event: Talk by Dr. Raúl Pérez, “The Souls of White Jokes”
Dr. Pérez will be discussing his recent book, The Souls of White Jokes: How Racist Humor Fuels White Supremacy (Stanford UP, 2022). Dr. Pérez' research tracks the use of humor from blackface minstrelsy to contemporary contexts, including police culture, politics, and far-right extremists. Rather than being harmless fun, a thing of the past, or “just […]
Black Studies, Truth Speaking and the Ethical Urgency of Resistance: Radically Imagining and Achieving a Just and Good World
Black Studies, Truth Speaking and the Ethical Urgency of Resistance: Radically Imagining and Achieving a Just and Good World
On behalf of the Department of Africana Studies, please find below an announcement and invitation to our Annual Africana Studies Day Forum titled this year: "Black Studies, Truth Speaking and the Ethical Urgency of Resistance: Radically Imagining and Achieving a Just and Good World" Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 11:00am (virtual). We apologize for the lateness of the announcement, but we could only confirm this weekend […]
Mujeres de Maiz en Movimiento: A Feminist Festival of Artivism and Academia Celebrating the Mujeres de Maiz Book Release
Mujeres de Maiz en Movimiento: A Feminist Festival of Artivism and Academia Celebrating the Mujeres de Maiz Book Release
You are invited to Mujeres de Maiz en Movimiento: A Feminist Festival of Artivism and Academia Celebrating the Mujeres de Maiz Book Release on Tuesday, 4/23/24 from 3:30-6:30 PM at Cal State Long Beach - Anatol Center (AS 119). The event will feature various artists, academics, and activists from the women's art and wellness organization […]
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SIG Event: The Opportunity Trap: High-Skilled Workers, Indian Families, and the Failure of the Dependent Visa Program
SIG Event: The Opportunity Trap: High-Skilled Workers, Indian Families, and the Failure of the Dependent Visa Program
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, […]
Colonizing Kashmir: State-building under Indian Occupation
Colonizing Kashmir: State-building under Indian Occupation
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 […]
Geography Colloquium Series in Spring 2024: CSULB Geography Gets Droned Up: Recent Advances in Landscape Modeling using 3D Point Clouds
Geography Colloquium Series in Spring 2024: CSULB Geography Gets Droned Up: Recent Advances in Landscape Modeling using 3D Point Clouds
“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.
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Poetry without Borders 2024
Poetry without Borders 2024
T H E D E P A R T M E N T O F R O M A N C E , G E R M A N A N D R U S S I A N L A N G U A G E S A N D L I T E […]
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Culinary Practices, Decolonization, and Feminisms
Culinary Practices, Decolonization, and Feminisms
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 […]
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SIG Event: Deaf Women of Ireland
SIG Event: Deaf Women of Ireland
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 […]