The 1619 Project retells the history of the U.S. by foregrounding the arrival 401 years ago of enslaved Africans to Virginia. What is the impact of slavery on the country’s founding principles, economy, health care system, educational institutions, popular music and visual representations? Join us for the kick-off of a month plus exploration of the [...]
The United States is experiencing an unprecedented election in the midst of an unprecedented year. Please join us Monday, November 9 for an hour-long panel featuring humanities scholars and public intellectuals who will explore the significance of the 2020 U.S. Elections. This event is free and open to the public to stream. Moderator: Tyrus Miller, [...]
Join us for a conversation with Maile Arvin, Assistant Professor, Gender Studies and History, University of Utah and Author of Possessing Polynesians: The Science of Settler Colonial Whiteness in Hawai‘i and Oceania. Learn more and register for this and other events at the link provided.
Please join us for a program and multi-media exhibition that features moving and empowering stories from the sea. This project features UCI student-Newport Beach community collaborations and is co-sponsored by the Newport Beach Public Library Foundation, the UCI Humanities Center, the UCI Center for Storytelling, UCI Libraries, the UCI History Department, the California Humanities and [...]
This symposium will be a collaborative effort bringing together the humanities and the sciences, as well as other STEAM fields from around the UCI campus. Three sessions will provide practical approaches to studying our oceans, engaging our communities around fighting for their access and preservation, and inspiring future generations to protect these fragile ecological and [...]
This symposium will be a collaborative effort bringing together the humanities and the sciences, as well as other STEAM fields from around the UCI campus. Three sessions will provide practical approaches to studying our oceans, engaging our communities around fighting for their access and preservation, and inspiring future generations to protect these fragile ecological and [...]
This symposium will be a collaborative effort bringing together the humanities and the sciences, as well as other STEAM fields from around the UCI campus. Three sessions will provide practical approaches to studying our oceans, engaging our communities around fighting for their access and preservation, and inspiring future generations to protect these fragile ecological and [...]
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