Past Events
Stopping the Hate and Starting to Heal: Living With and Through the COVID-19 Pandemic
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The COVID-19 pandemic has witnessed a surge in incidents of bias, discrimination, violence and hate directed against people of Asian backgrounds. This event, the first in a discussion series sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania Task Force on Providing Support to Asian and…
(CANCELED) Pinko with Abrams Artist-in-Residence Ricardo Bracho
LGBT Center
More information coming soon!
(POSTPONED) GSWS Honors Thesis Presentations
GSWS/APC Conference Room
Suite 345, Fisher-Bennett Hall
Seven GSWS majors will present their honors thesis work. All are welcome!
Under Quarantine: On community and collective action under plague, surveillance in times of emergency, and social intimacy in illness
YouTube livestream (updated link!)
A roundtable of poetry, art, history, and performance with members of the APC/GSWS community. Q & A to follow via YouTube live stream. Join us and feel free to comment and ask questions! Shana Bahemat: Opening Meditation Jonathan Katz: “On a Viral Theory of Art” Tim Holliday: “…
(POSTPONED) "An Unavoidable Death and Archival Offering in Haiti" with Grace L. Sanders Johnson
Fisher-Bennett Hall, Suite 345
This work-in-progress uses the archive of Haitian women’s “miscellaneous” and “unavoidable” deaths under the United States occupation (1915-1934) to trace how Haitian exceptionalism is articulated through the banal capture and cataloguing of women’s lives. Taking Michel-Rolph…
