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News in Ethnic Studies
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Colloquium: Indigenous Futures: Oaxaqueñx Youth Encuentro and New Voices in the California Central Valley by Nancy Morales
Join the Ethnic Studies Department for our colloquium speaker series: “Indigenous Futures: Oaxaqueñx Youth Encuentro and New Voices in the California Central Valley” By ... -
Colloquium: Unbroken Spirit: The Rise of the Pelican Bay Short Corridor and California SHU Prison Hunger Strikes by Angélica Camacho
Join the Ethnic Studies Department for our colloquium speaker series: “Unbroken Spirit: The Rise of the Pelican Bay Short Corridor and California SHU Prison ... -
Picturing Black History: Photographs and Stories That Changed the World, featuring Prof. Jasmin Young
Professor Jasmin Young contributed an entry in the recently published book: Picturing Black History: Photographs and Stories That Changed the World. Prof. Young’s contribution ... -
Archives of Dissent: First Friday the Unauthorized News and the Legacy of Haunani-Kay Trask
Associate Professor Kēhaulani Vaughn recently published an article, “Archives of Dissent: First Friday the Unauthorized News and the Legacy of Haunani-Kay Trask” in a ... -
Colloquium: X es mi Amor: On Latino Queer Spaces and Preserving the Mundane
Join the Ethnic Studies Department for our colloquium speaker series: “X es mi Amor: On Latino Queer Spaces and Preserving the Mundane” By Reynaldo ... -
Recent and Upcoming Art Shows featuring Prof. Gerald Clarke
2024 has been a busy year for Professor Gerald Clarke! Here are some of Professor Clarke’s recent and upcoming shows: Gerald Clarke: The Door ... -
Dr. Anthony Macías’s New Book Receives Honorable Mention, 2024 International Latino Book Award
Dr. Anthony Macías’s new book, Chicano-Chicana Americana: Pop Culture Pluralism Starring Anthony Quinn, Katy Jurado, Robert Beltran, and Lupe Ontiveros (Tucson: University of Arizona ... -
Congratulations to 2024 Ethnic Studies Award Recipients
On June 3, 2024, the Ethnic Studies Department held its annual awards and graduation ceremony. In addition to honoring our graduating undergraduate and graduate ... -
In Search of the ‘Tomato King’: Finding a Mexican Migrant Politician, Rooted in California Soil, by Prof. Adrían Félix
Ethnic Studies professor Adrían Félix recently published an essay, titled “In Search of the ‘Tomato King’: Finding a Mexican Migrant Politician, Rooted in California ... -
Reminder about Title IX Reporting
The University encourages reporting of sexual violence and sexual harassment. The Title IX Office encourages people to file reports online via their secure portal ... -
Young Oak Kim Center to launch traveling museum on America’s first Koreatown with Mellon Foundation Grant
UC Riverside has been awarded an $850,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation Humanities in Place to launch a traveling museum showcasing the history of ... -
Desert X 2023: A contemporary art exhibition featuring the work of Professor Gerald Clarke.
Desert X is an international contemporary art exhibition that takes place in desert locations and features site-specific installations by acclaimed artists from around the ...