Past Events
Taking the Revolution Home
Max Kade Center
3401 Walnut Street, Room 329-A
ADA Accessible
Mona Eltahawy is an Egyptian-American feminist writer and commentator, author of Headscarves and Hymens and The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls, and the voice behind the newsletter Feminist Giant. Her talk draws on her part in Egypt’s 2011 uprising and on her writing…
Pan-Africanisms & Exile
Public Trust
4017 Walnut St.
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CEE presents Pan-Africanisms and Exile, a film screening, performance reading, and conversation exploring the cinema of a pioneering avant-garde Sudanese poet, painter, and filmmaker Hussein Shariffe and unexplored questions of exile and displacement in the African continent and…
Anarchitecture After Everything
A Trans Manifesto
Stiteler Hall 261
208 South 37th Street
Pioneering gender and queer theorist Professor Jack Halberstam will elaborate upon the main contributions of this new book and suggest some areas for future research in relation to practices of unbuilding, undoing, and dismantling. The lecture will be accompanied by a slideshow…
Remedying the Body: Plastic Surgery and the Politics of Embodiment in Korea
Book Talk
Humanities Conference Room
Williams Hall 623
255 South 36th Street
In the forthcoming book Remedying the Body, So-Rim Lee explores a cultural discourse of plastic surgery in South Korea through the feminist politics of care.
The Hidden Life of Labor
Public Trust
4017 Walnut St.
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Join us at Public Trust for The Hidden Life of Labor, a film screening and conversation on Thursday, October 22, 2026 from 6:30-8pm about global child labor, girls education, and the power of storytelling.
