Events
All Topics (November 3 through January 31)
Monday, November 4
- 5:00 PM Book Talk: Complicit Participation by Carrie PrestonJoin CFD Associate Director Carrie Preston as she discusses her recently published book, "Complicit Participation: The Liberal Audience for Theater of Racial Justice". Joining Carrie is Martin Puchner (the…
Wednesday, November 13
- 12:30 PM Learning from Experiences of Community-Engaged Scholarship and ActivismThis participatory workshop will explore key debates related to community-engaged research and related scholarly activism in higher education settings, that aim to facilitate or encourage socio-political change. The…
- 2:00 PM Critical Forced Displacement Coffeehouse LaunchJoin BU Center on Forced Displacement and BU Global Programs as we launch the second issue of Critical Forced Displacement Magazine during International Education week. This event celebrates the innovative…
- 4:00 PM Seeing and Not Seeing SeminarOn November 13 – 14, we will host José Antonio Lucero (Professor and Chair at the Comparative History of Ideas Department, University of Washington, and a political scientist by training)…
Thursday, November 14
- 5:00 PM Performance, Technology, and Protest at the U.S. - Mexico Border: A Staged Reading and Panel DiscussionA dramatic reading of Dos Nogales by acclaimed Mexican playwright Hugo Salcedo followed by a panel discussion addressing migration, border and protest, and theater. Panelists: - Alba Jaramillo Co-Executive Director…
Monday, November 18
- 4:00 PM Addressing the realities of hidden and emotional labour in international studies teaching: solutions for more equitable workloads and faculty safetyThe content of international studies courses—the questions addressed within them and the cases explored to illustrate concepts—often bring with them increased forms of emotional and hidden labour. Such labour…
Wednesday, November 20
- 4:30 PM Social Justice for Data Science LectureThe Social Justice for Data Science Lecture Series, hosted by the Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences, brings together leading scholars in law, computer science, humanities, and social science to…
Thursday, November 21
- 4:00 PM When Disciplines Collide: Stories and Lessons from a Deeply interdisciplinary 'Humanitarian Engineering' CourseThis presentation will offer an overview of the creation and deployment of a unique interdisciplinary course "Humanitarian Engineering: Politics and Practice' offered at the University of British Columbia,…