Category: Events

  • CLACLS Open House Fall 2022

    Come celebrate with us, meet new people and learn about our activities, research, funding opportunities and more About this event Fall 2022 Open House When: Tuesday, November 1st, 3-5pm EST  The event is FREE and open to the public. Please RSVP here.  Where: CUNY Graduate Center, Room 5419 Learn how to access and utilize more than…

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  • “¿Y allá qué hora es?” Conversaciones con el artista Leandro Feal

    Aclamado por la crítica especializada como uno de los artistas cubanos más icónicos de su generación, la obra de Leandro Feal (La Habana, 1986) explora temas como el nomadismo, la censura a los artistas en regímenes totalitarios, el rol de los afectos y la intimidad en las comunidades diaspóricas y otros imaginarios en torno a…

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  • Book Launch: The Return of Cultural Heritage to Latin America by Pierre Losson 

    Join the CLACLS and the Political Science Program in celebrating the publication of “The Return of Cultural Heritage to Latin America” by Pierre Losson Where: Skylight Room, The Graduate Center, CUNY 365 Fifth Av. New York, NY 10016When: 6-8pm This event is free and open to the public. All attendees must register prior to the event. RSVP: bit.ly/3TVKQMn  About…

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  • Documentary Film Screening & Discussion: “Seeds: Black Women in Power”

    In person film screening of “Seeds: Black Women in Power” (1h 45m) followed by a discussion with the film’s co-directors Éthel Oliveira and Júlia Mariano (joining virtually) and Clélia Prestes, Ph.D., Director of Mátria -Psychology, Racial and Gender Relations Watch the recording of the discussion that followed the film screening here: youtu.be/I7kyKTxqJXw.  This original documentary…

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  • Critical Grassroot Efforts in the Time of Covid-19/ Esfuerzos Críticos de Organizaciones de Base en Tiempos de Covid-19

    As the pandemic unfolded across the world, front line workers in New York City bore the brunt of keeping things in motion while millions adhered to the quarantine guidelines. They comprised a critical workforce in the circulation of food, goods and services that helped New Yorkers survive the pandemic. Many of these workers labored for…

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