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SIG event: Ethnic Studies Futurism Panel: Envisioning the Future Through Ethnic Studies
SIG event: Ethnic Studies Futurism Panel: Envisioning the Future Through Ethnic Studies
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 […]
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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Queer Lineage: On Generational Sexualities, LGBTQ Identity and Visibility
Queer Lineage: On Generational Sexualities, LGBTQ Identity and Visibility
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 […]
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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: Hot Labor Summer
SIG Event: Hot Labor Summer
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
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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 […]
Film Screening: Puvuu’nga: A Sacred Place
Film Screening: Puvuu’nga: A Sacred Place
Please join us for a screening of the film, "Puvuu'nga: A Sacred Place" tomorrow from 2:30 until 3:30pm in USU Room 205. See the attached flyer for more details. The screening of the 16 minute film will be followed by a 45 minute Q&A with community members, collaborators and film participants. Light Snacks and Beverages […]
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Black Woman on Board: Claudia Hampton, the California State University, and the Fight to Save Affirmative Action
Black Woman on Board: Claudia Hampton, the California State University, and the Fight to Save Affirmative Action
"Black Woman on Board: Claudia Hampton, the California State University, and the Fight to Save Affirmative Action" examines the leadership strategies that Black women educators have employed as influential power brokers in predominantly white colleges and universities in the United States. Author Donna J. Nicol tells the extraordinary story of Dr. Claudia H. Hampton, the California […]
SIG Event: Intelligent Humans Discuss Artificial Intelligence: A Roundtable
SIG Event: Intelligent Humans Discuss Artificial Intelligence: A Roundtable
You and your students are invited to "Intelligent Humans Discuss Artificial Intelligence: A Scholarly Intersections Roundtable" on Tuesday, May 7th from 12:30-1:45pm in AS-385 and on Zoom. Participants: Dr. Kevin Johnson (Communication Studies) Dr. Maulana Karenga (Africana Studies) Dr. Ann Kim (Human Development) Dr. Alexis Pavenick (University Library) Dr. José Rodríguez (Communication Studies) Moderator: Dr. […]
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Unlock Insights: APID Student Data & Reflections
Unlock Insights: APID Student Data & Reflections
Project Resilience in collaboration with CSU APIDA Collective Grant is hosting a Spring Faculty and Staff event on May 9th from 12-2pm. Lunch will be provided as well as gift cards for those who participate and complete a survey. I am sending this email out to you as you are either a campus partner/collaborator or you […]
SIG Event: Book (Manufacturing Freedom) and Film Talk (Fly in Power) with activists from Red Canary Song
SIG Event: Book (Manufacturing Freedom) and Film Talk (Fly in Power) with activists from Red Canary Song
We welcome Dr. Elena Shih for a Book (Manufacturing Freedom) and Film Talk (Fly in Power) with activists from Red Canary Song. This conversation will focus on sex work, the carceral system, global rescue programs, Asian migrant women, and social justice/mutual aid. Co-Sponsored by: The departments of Asian & Asian American Studies; Chicano/a & Latino/s […]
Jewish Soul Food: Music, Eating and Identity in the Global Diaspora
Jewish Soul Food: Music, Eating and Identity in the Global Diaspora
As a break from this semester’s Sturm und Drang, the CSULB Jewish Studies Program is delighted to bring back Dr. Francesco Spagnolo to Long Beach, to speak at the Alpert JCC (3801 E. Willow St., Long Beach) on Thursday, May 9th, at 7 pm. His topic is: Jewish Soul Food: Music, Eating and Identity in […]