Where does one find sexuality? Is sexuality possessed by humans alone, or might we discover sexuality in books and buildings, art and animals? If sexuality is locatable, why study it? A foundational (if oxymoronic) premise of LGBT Studies is that sexuality is shaped and reshaped…

Vera Lynn in Nashville (1977): White Working Class Femininity and Transatlantic Affinities In May 2014, The Guardian featured an interview with the then 97-year-old singer and “national treasure” Dame Vera Lynn in which she revealed her “secret passion” for Dolly Parton. The…

APAHW will be hosting a cooking workshop with Kiki Aranita, chef and previously owner of Poi Dog Philly. Poi Dog Philly was a Hawaiian restaurants known for its poke, spam musubi, and mocha nori fried chicken. Join APAHW over Zoom for a live cooking session with Kiki, as she…

Come learn from Professors of the Asian American Studies Program (ASAM) as they share Asian-American topics they're passionate about. For more information on APAHW 2020: Asian Pacific American Heritage Week- Ignite visit https://tinyurl.com/apahw2020

The Webinar will begin with a keynote presentation by Professor Judith Butler, Maxine Elliot Professor of Comparative Literature at UC Berkeley, whose talk is titled, “The Human of Human Rights.” She will focus on the shutting down of gender studies programs globally and how this…

Jonathan D. Katz, GSWS/APC Interim Director and Associate Professor of Practice, History of Art will be presenting on the Art show, About Face. This exhibition thus focuses on art in which boundaries blur, forms mutate, the natural is denaturalized, and the transgressive and…

Join APAHW for a fun-filled night of Among US, Skribbl.io, Poker, and many others. This is a perfect opportunity for you to meet new people and make friends through some friendly competition. For more information on APAHW 2020: Asian Pacific American Heritage Week- Ignite visit…

Join Professor Melissa E. Sanchez from the English and Comparative Literature Department and GSWS/APC Core Faculty member for this workshop. This workshop focuses on anti-racist approaches to designing syllabi and assignments for both temporal and thematic survey courses…

APAHW is proud to present their speaker for 2020: Anik Khan, performing live from NYC on November 11. Enjoy a 30 minute set followed by a chance to participate in a live Q&A session. About Anik Khan: Anik Khan is "hip-hop's new habibi" wrote GQ Magazine after he was recently…

Experiencing Zoom fatigue? Feeling stressed about the state of the world or midterms? Want to learn about yoga? Come to APAHW's Yoga Workshop to learn about the cultural appropriation of yoga and to participate in a guided yoga practice! The first half of this event will be a…