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Antisemitism on College Campuses
Antisemitism on College Campuses
The CSULB Jewish Studies Program is proud to offer Dr. Jeffrey Kopstein, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for Jewish Studies at the University of California, Irvine. He will be speaking at 7 pm, Monday, February 26th, at the Alpert JCC. His timely talk will be on “Antisemitism on College Campuses.” This […]
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Screening and Discussion of “1948: Creation and Catastrophe” with Dr. Ahlam Muhtaseb (CSUSB) and Dr. Steven Rousso-Schindler (CSULB)
Screening and Discussion of “1948: Creation and Catastrophe” with Dr. Ahlam Muhtaseb (CSUSB) and Dr. Steven Rousso-Schindler (CSULB)
Dr. Ahlam Muhtaseb is a professor of media studies and the graduate coordinator of the Department of Communication Studies at CSUSB. Her research interests include digital communication, digital resistance & decolonization, social justice, and diasporic communities. Her research has appeared in national and international publications, such as the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication and Arab Studies Quarterly […]
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Mother Language Day
Mother Language Day
The Department of Linguistics and the Linguistics Student Association invite you to join us for International Mother Language Day, UNESCO's annual celebration of linguistic and cultural diversity. The event will be this Wednesday, February 28, from 10-2 in the Psychology building courtyard. There will be displays, games and books highlighting diverse languages, and representatives from […]
SIG Event: Feedback Loops in Infancy: From Action to Interaction to Learning
SIG Event: Feedback Loops in Infancy: From Action to Interaction to Learning
Catherine Tamis-LeMonda, Ph.D. Department of Applied Psychology, New York University Learning is an embodied and socially-embedded process. Infants actively navigate a world of cultural artifacts and social partners. As they do so, they create rich opportunities for learning. In this talk, I present findings from several studies of 1- to 3-year old infants and their […]
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SIG: Feminist Research Talk
SIG: Feminist Research Talk
Virtual Scholarly Intersections Event Feminist Research Talk by Noha Fikry Ismail, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto Date: February 29, 2024 Time: 1-2:30 pm PST Zoom Meeting ID: 777 004 5181 Zoom Passcode: 952826 Sponsors: The Global Middle East Studies Program, the Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and the Department of Anthropology. Contact Dr. […]
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Economics Seminar Series: Entrepreneurship and Growth in a Different Social Context: The Case of Bulgaria
Economics Seminar Series: Entrepreneurship and Growth in a Different Social Context: The Case of Bulgaria
Economics Department seminar series is back this semester! The first talk of our series begins this Friday, March 1 from 11:00am-12:00pm in SSPA-204. Our speaker will be Dr. Radostina Angelova who will present a paper entitled "Entrepreneurship and Growth in a Different Social Context: The Case of Bulgaria". Dr. Angelova is a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Bentley University (Waltham, Massachusetts) for […]
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The Russo-Ukrainian War: Reflecting on 10 years of the conflict
The Russo-Ukrainian War: Reflecting on 10 years of the conflict
Please join us for a round-table discussion reflecting on 10 years of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The panelists (all from CLA) will each present one facet of the situation followed by a panel discussion / Q&A. Panelists: Dr. Andrew Jenks (History): Historical perspective / Ukraine today / Western support of Ukraine’s resistance Dr. […]
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The Feminine Aspects in the Cultural Roots of Slow Food
The Feminine Aspects in the Cultural Roots of Slow Food
The Graziadio Center will host its next event of the semester: The Feminine Aspects in the Cultural Roots of Slow Food. For this talk, Dr. Ilaria Tabusso-Marcyan will discuss topics covered in her recently published book, The Cultural Roots of Slow Food, which include the feminine aspects of Italian farming culture, and its influences on […]
Research Talk: Global Capitalism and Genocide in Palestine
Research Talk: Global Capitalism and Genocide in Palestine
Join us for a research talk by Dr. William I Robinson titled, “Global Capitalism and Genocide in Palestine.” Dr. Robinson is a Distinguished Professor of Sociology, Latin American and Iberian Studies, and Global and International Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He is an author of countless article and books on global capitalism […]
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The “Manifesto for a Feminist Nationalism”. National and Gender Oppression in the Catalan
The “Manifesto for a Feminist Nationalism”. National and Gender Oppression in the Catalan
On behalf of the co-sponsoring departments, I would like to share an upcoming presentation that you or your students may be interested in. On Monday, March 11 11am-1pm, Dr. Júlia Ojeda Caba (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya) will give a talk on national and gender oppression in the Catalan Countries, where she will also present her […]
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Reproductive Genocide in Gaza discussion with guest speaker, Rana A. Sharif
Reproductive Genocide in Gaza discussion with guest speaker, Rana A. Sharif
On behalf of the Departments of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Anthropology, Sociology, Asian and Asian American Studies, and the Global Middle East Studies Program, you and your students are invited to a talk by Rana A. Sharif, titled Reproductive Genocide in Gaza on March 12, 2024, 11 am - 12:30 pm @ Anatol Center […]
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ASI ELECTIONS: Executive Candidate Debate
ASI ELECTIONS: Executive Candidate Debate
ASI Elections for student government are underway and we are hosting several events next week for students to get to know the candidates running to represent them. In particular, we will be hosting an Executive Candidate Debate next Wednesday, March 13, 2024, from 5-7 p.m. in the USU Beach Auditorium. Candidates for ASI President, Executive […]
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World Anthropology Day 2024 (3/14) – Please RSVP if interested in participating
World Anthropology Day 2024 (3/14) – Please RSVP if interested in participating
The Anthropology Department is organizing our latest in-person World Anthropology Day, on Thursday, March 14th, 2024, from 10:00am to 2:00pm, at both the Speaker's Platform area and the iSpace 360 theater in the University Library. This year's theme is "Humanity in New Horizons," and several featured activities will explore how anthropologists seek to understand (and teach about) human behavior, language and […]
Black Communist Organizing and Capitalist Racism in the United States
Black Communist Organizing and Capitalist Racism in the United States
You are cordially invited to a talk titled, “Black Communist Organizing and Capitalist Racism in the United States,” by Dr. Charisse Burden-Stelly. Dr. CBS’s talk will be based on her recent book, Black Scare/Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States. Dr. CBS is an Associate Professor of African American Studies at Wayne State University and Visiting […]
The Grand Opening of The Clorinda Donato Center for Global Romance Languages and Translation Studies
The Grand Opening of The Clorinda Donato Center for Global Romance Languages and Translation Studies
YOU'RE INVITED TO THE GRAND OPENING OF The Clorinda Donato Center for Global Romance Languages and Translation Studies KEYNOTE LECTURES BY JORGE DÍAZ CINTAS AND XIAOCHUN ZHANG (BOTH FROM UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON) ON SUBTITLING AND VIDEO GAME LOCALIZATION, WITH RESPONSE BY SENIOR PROGRAM SPECIALIST GISELE GARBIN GUERRA (PLINT) Please RSVP to Lynne Bowman at Lynne.Bowman@csulb.edu […]
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Student Opportunity – Creative Writing Workshop with Ana Castillo
Students are encouraged to apply for the opportunity to participate in a creative writing workshop with the distinguished artist and writer Ana Castillo, who will visit campus on April 18, 2024, as part of the 8th Annual Helena María Viramontes Lecture in Latina/o/x Literature. Applications are due by March 15th, 2024, and students (of all majors) can […]
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Violence Against Women in the Hamas/Israel Conflict
Violence Against Women in the Hamas/Israel Conflict
The CSULB Jewish Studies Program, in partnership with the Department of Sociology, Not Alone @ the Beach, the Alpert JCC, Jewish Long Beach, and AEN, is proud to bring Dr. Amy Elman to campus on Monday, March 18th to speak at 12 noon in the Anatol Center (AS 119) to speak on the critical topic […]
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Weaponizing Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones
Weaponizing Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones
On behalf of the Departments of Political Science, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Asian and Asian American Studies, Sociology, Africana Studies, Romance, German, Russian Languages and Literatures, and the Global Middle East Studies Program, you are invited to a talk by Dr. Nada Elia and Dr. Tina Beyene titled, Weaponizing Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones. […]
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East Asian Cinema as Global Cinema
East Asian Cinema as Global Cinema
THE EAST ASIA SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE BROWN BAG TALK SERIES East Asian Cinema as Global Cinema Dr. Seung-hoon Jeong, Assistant Professor of Film and Electronic Arts Globalization has brought a blossoming of inclusive systems of transnational capitalism, multicultural traffic, and networking technology, while also generating symptoms of exclusion related to migration/refuge, precarious […]
A Conversation with Aamina Ahmad
A Conversation with Aamina Ahmad
The Yadunandan Center for India Studies at Cal State Long Beach is proud to present: A Conversation with Aamina Ahmad Aamina Ahmad’s first novel, The Return of Faraz Ali, was named a notable New York Times and National Public Radio pick for 2023 and went on to win the Art Siedenbaum Los Angeles Times First Book […]
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Dreaming of Infrastructure: Crip-of-Color Critique, Octavia Butler, and Transnational Feminist Solidarity
Dreaming of Infrastructure: Crip-of-Color Critique, Octavia Butler, and Transnational Feminist Solidarity
You are warmly invited to an upcoming virtual event as part of the Transnational Feminist Solidarities CLA Initiative. Dr. Jina B. Kim (Smith College) will be giving a talk based on her forthcoming book, Dreaming of Infrastructure: Crip-of-Color Writing after the U.S. Welfare State (Duke University Press), which explores why we need literature + radical […]