Please join us for an exciting talk with Andrea Ritchie, Co-Founder of Interrupting Criminalization. This public lecture will be followed by a dialogue with Dr. Lee Ann Wang and a Q&A session. About the Speaker: Andrea Ritchie is a Black lesbian immigrant survivor who has been documenting, organizing, advocating, litigating, and agitating around policing and […]
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The Ethnic Studies Departments at UCLA are excited to announce that they are bringing back our Ethnic Studies Mixer! Join us as we get to talk about the Ethnic departments’ history and current works. Meet people across the departments over provided dinner! Each department is also putting together a raffle prize you can win. Come […] |
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Join Survivors+Allies (S+A) for a vital conversation as they share findings from their recent study with student survivors across California colleges. We’re moving beyond the status quo to discuss intersectional healing, resource navigation, and justice on our campuses. Whether you're a survivor, an ally, or an advocate, your voice and presence matter. RSVP Here: bit.ly/SurvivorsDreaming |
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Join the UCLA Film & Television Archive, the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, and the Center for EthnoCommunications for a special evening honoring the life and work of Robert A. Nakamura. Often referred to as the "Godfather of Asian American media," Nakamura’s visionary filmmaking and activism have paved the way for generations of storytellers. The […] |
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In this talk, Dr. Sophia Armen recasts the early racial classification of Middle Eastern/SWANA (South West Asian North African) peoples in the United States from the perspectives of refugees and community organizers, arguing that refugeehood was central to the formation of early SWANA racialization during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, or "racial prerequisite […] |
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