475 Barrows Hall
Dr. Cynthia Medina
Archaeological Research Facility Room 101, UC Berkeley
Facebook Event Page Featuring: Maria De La Rosa Director of the NEA Series “Timeless Archetypes of Women in Music and Dance” and Artistic Director of Las Peteneras Liliana Herrera Artistic Director of Golondrina: Andanzas por California Shefali Shah Artistic Director of Yo Cantaré: Women’s Voices in Puerto Rican Music and Art Gabriela Shiroma Artistic Director of Mujeres del Perú Moderated by Dr. Marina Romani, UC Berkeley This event is...
554 Barrows Hall, UC Berkeley
Exhibit Reception April 24, 2019 5-6pm Ethnic Studies Library 6-8pm Morrison Library ...
Durant Hall Atrium
Hosted by Ula Taylor (Professor and Department Chair of African American Studies)
A campus memorial will be held for former Ethnic Studies Department Manager, Toni Whittle-Ciprazo, who passed away peacefully on Febraury 16, 2019. In Lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Cancer/Lymphoma Society in memory of Toni. Cash/check donations will be accepted at the memorial service to send on behalf of the College of Letters and...
554 Barrows Hall, UC Berkeley
Laura E. Perez, Professor of Ethnic Studies and Chair of the Latinx Research Center
554 Barrows Hall
A Lunch Roundtable with Professors Thomas Biolsi, Khatharya Um, and Juana Rodriguez ...
Brown Gallery located at 101 Doe Memorial Library
Whose University? explores the history and legacy of the TWLF through archives from the Ethnic Studies Library and Bancroft Library, photographs, and recently digitized audio recordings of the strike from the H.K. Yuen Social Movement Archive. The exhibit will be on display until August 31, 2019. ...
Shorb House 2547 Channing Way Berkeley, CA 94720-5670
Enrique Dussel, Philosopher
Friday, March 15 | 4-6pm Roundtable on Transmodernity and Decoloniality with Enrique Dussel and other Bay Area scholars This roundtable will present his concept of the "transmodern" as a critique of still-Eurocentric "post-modern" philosophy, and a third, decolonial way of advancing liberatory knowledge in this era of heightened economic inequities between rich and poor, within first and third world countries alike...
Shorb House 2547 Channing Way Berkeley, CA 94720-5670
Enrique Dussel, Philosopher
THURSDAY, MARCH 14 | 3:30 – 5PM TRANSMODERNITY AND DECOLONIALITY WITH PHILOSOPHER ENRIQUE DUSSEL Join the Latinx Research Center and the Chicana/o Studies Program in hosting a major Latin American and Third World intellectual. Dr. Enrique Dussel is an Argentine and Mexican philosopher and historian, a leading Third World philosopher, and a founder of Liberation Philosophy (1973), a critique...