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April 13 | 3-4pm
Building 460, Room 426
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Surveillance & Cities panel
Join us to discuss the impact of surveillance technology and community efforts to challenge these systems.
Open to the public
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Stanford Students - interested in attending a small-group coffee chat with panelists before the event?
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Dear Colleagues,
As the Faculty Director of the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE), I am pleased to present you with our 2021-2022 Annual Report. The purpose of this report is to communicate the accomplishments that have taken place at CCSRE during the past academic year.
Best regards,
Paula Moya
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Faculty Seminar Series
April 20 | 12-1:30pm
Building 360, Conference Room
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Wesley Leonard, University of California Riverside
'On Native American Language Reclamation'
Moderated by Professor Ramón Antonio Martínez (Education).
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CCSRE is pleased to introduce two new team members,
Raquel Navarro Calara and Kenia Blanco Álvarez.
Raquel joins as our Administrative Associate and Academic Programs Coordinator and is responsible for providing logistical, administrative, and innovative support to the Academic Programs team. For more about Raquel, read here.
Kenia joins as our Office and Events Coordinator, and is responsible for general administrative duties central to the day-to-day operations of the Center, as well as planning and executing the Center’s events. For more about Kenia, read here.
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Administrative Associate and Academic Programs Coordinator
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Office and Events Coordinator
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Faculty Seminar Series
April 27 | 12-1:30pm
Building 360, Conference Room
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Fatoumata Seck "From the Caribbean to Africa: Race and Gender in the work of Suzanne Comhaire-Sylvain"
Moderated by Usha Iyer (Art & Art History)
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Call for Proposals
Deadline: April 30, 2023
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2023-2024 CCSRE Mellon Arts Fellowship Program
Artists who live and work in California
are invited to apply
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April 5 | 1-3pm
Harmony House, 561 Lomita Dr
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Diasporic Tombsweeping: vigil, portal, altar
Join us on Qingming Festival (清明/Tomb Sweeping Day), which honors deceased ancestors, to reflect upon tied destinies across and beyond the Asian diaspora—in remembrance of the Half Moon Bay farmworkers, as well as laborers who built the transcontinental railroad and Stanford’s campus itself. Our hope is for anyone grieving to find healing in community, and solace in the knowledge that our mutual burdens become lighter when we carry them together.
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April 6 | 3pm
Terrace Room (Margaret Jacks Hall, Building 460, Room 426)
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A conversation with Malcolm Harris: the History of Race, Ethnicity, and Labor at Stanford
Malcolm Harris, author of the recent book Palo Alto, will be visiting for a brief conversation about his recent book, which engages with the history of Stanford's founding, Stanford's role in the global economy, labor movements at Stanford, and work by numerous activists and organizers, at Stanford and beyond, for racial and ethnic equity and self-determination.
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April 20 | 5-7pm
Levinthal Hall
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Town Destroyer: Film screening and conversation with the filmmakers
Join us for a screening of Town Destroyer, a documentary tracing the controversy surrounding a mural at Washington High School in San Francisco. Followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers Deborah Kaufman and Alan Snitow
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April 27 | 5:30-7pm
Memorial Church
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30th Annual St. Clair Drake Memorial Lecture
Robin D.G. Kelley | "Black Studies Against Facism: Then and Now"
Hosted by the African and African American Studies Program
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April 6 | 5:30-7:15pm
Encina Commons 123
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Nina Kirmani | Shadowlands: Film screening and discussion
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April 6 | 6:30pm
Bechtel International Center, Assembly Room
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Climate Refugees
Panel discussion with environmentalist, Nina Berlin Rubin, Ph.D. Candidate Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, moderated by Jasmina Bojic. Sponsored by Camera as Witness Program.
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April 11 | 4-5:30pm
Law School, Room 190, Classroom Building
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Lenore Anderson | In Their Names
Sponsored by Haas Center for Public ServiceStanford Center for Racial JusticeStanford Criminal Justice Center
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Affirmative Action in Asian America
Check out the Affirmative Action in Asian America zine, created collaboratively with Asian American Studies faculty, students, and staff!
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Taking a Closer Look at Controversies Over Curriculum
Stanford education scholars explore conflicts over how and what students are taught in public schools. Panel featured CCSRE Research Institute Director Alfredo Artiles.
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