Events Calendar

Upcoming Events

Noon Talk: Nishat Parvez

Nishat Parvez, Doctoral Candidate, School of Journalism and Communication, “The Cha (Tea) Connection: Informal Political Space in Bangladesh.” 

Mar 04 - 12:00pm
Hendricks 330 (CSWS Jane Grant Room)

Salar Mameni Workshop: War and Ecology

 Salar Mameni, associate professor of ethnic studies at UC Berkeley, will be leading a graduate student reading group on the theme of "war and ecology." Participants will read Mameni's book Terracene in connection with Munira Khayyat's book A Landscape of War and a short essay by the artist Jumanna Manna titled "Where Nature ends and Settlements Begin."

Registration deadline is 5 p.m. Monday, March 16 and is limited to first come, first served. Materials and lunch will be provided to registered participants.

Apr 22 - 12:00pm
Hendricks 330 (CSWS Jane Grant Room)

Noon Talk: Joyce Wei-Jo Chen

Joyce Wei-Jo Chen, Assistant Professor, School of Music and Dance, “Cherchez la femme: Music by Baroque Women Composers.” 

Apr 29 - 12:00pm

Acker-Morgen Lecture: Durba Mitra

Dr. Durba Mitra is Richard B. Wolf Associate Professor in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality at Harvard University. Mitra’s scholarship brings together feminist political thought, sexuality studies, and global intellectual history.

May 06 - 4:00pm
TBD

Noon Talk: Sanjula Rajat

Sanjula Rajat, Doctoral Student, Philosophy, “The Colonial Politics of Impurity: Anti-Trans Politics in India and the Consolidation of a Hindu Nation-State.” 

May 13 - 12:00pm
Hendricks 330 (CSWS Jane Grant Room)

Noon Talk: Audrey Lucero

Audrey Lucero, Professor, Education Studies, “‘I don’t know what I don’t know’: Female Teachers’ Discursive Uncertainty in Responding to Constraints on their Practice.” 

May 27 - 12:00pm
Hendricks 330 (CSWS Jane Grant Room)