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Crip Listening with a Latina Feminist Ear
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Environmental Racism and Grieving Geographies in Mexico
Yoalli Rodriguez Aguilera, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latinx Studies and Anthropology at Lake Forest College, will discuss her work Thursday, September 29 | 4:15 PM | Griffin 7 Rodrigues Aguilera was born and raised in Puebla, Mexico. Her work focuses on environmental racism,… Continue reading »
WCMA in partnership with the Vincent Price Art Museum: Awarded $100,000 grant from The Paper Project
The Paper Project: Prints and Drawings Curatorship in the 21st Century is an initiative begun in 2018 to strengthen curatorial practice in the graphic arts field internationally. A Paper Project grant will support the first museum retrospective dedicated to Teddy Sandoval, a central figure in intersecting queer and… Continue reading »
Croghan Bicentennial Lectures in Biblical Studies
“The Apostle of Puerto Rican Independence: The Religion of Pedro Albizu Campos” Wednesday, March 9, 2022 | 7:00 PM This opening lecture to the two-part lecture series explores the 20th century Puerto Rican Independence Movement Leader, who was referred to as “the Apostle of Puerto Rican Independence.”… Continue reading »
How the Medicines Go Down: Anatomy of a novel in progress
Thursday, February 24, 2022 4:15–5:30 pm In this talk, Nelly Rosario discusses her process of researching and writing How the Medicine Go Down, a speculative novel-in-progress that explores how medical cultures and histories have impacted communities throughout the Americas. Episodic and polyphonic in form, the narrative centers… Continue reading »
The Meanings of Sanctuary in Latina/o/x Migrant Communities
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‘charm bracelet’ exhibition
Click here for the complete article: ‘charm bracelet’ exhibition celebrates young Latinx artists at Williams and beyond – The Williams Record… Continue reading »
Crip Time in Pandemic Time: A Conversation about Race, Gender, and Disability
An evening event about wellness and life at college in the time of Covid with Mimi Khúc and Jina B. Kim in conversation with María Elena Cepeda. LECTURE | Tuesday, April 13 | 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm | Zoom link MAPPING… Continue reading »
Jacqueline Hidalgo—Letter 45
American Values Religious Voices: 100 Days, 100 Letters This letter is part of a campaign that brings together scholars from a diverse range of religious traditions to articulate core American values that have grounded our nation in the past and should guide us forward at this time of transition. Continue reading »