18 October 2024
Spui 25-27, 1012 WX Amsterdam
Events
2024, 2021, 2017 (19)
Current Events
No events found.
Past Events
25 May 2024
Online Zoom Event, Register Here
Free Palestine/Gaza Encampments: A Conversation with Student Activists
4 April 2024
3335 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley
The Time Beneath the Concrete: Camp, Colony, Palestine
19 March 2024
3335 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley
The Indigenous Anticolonial: Palestine, Memory, and Imaginaries of Liberation
5 March 2024
3335 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley
Tolerance Is a Wasteland: Palestine and the Culture of Denial
6 February 2024
315 Wheeler Hall (Maude Fife Room)
Despite Obfuscation and Orientalism: Palestine in Modern History
9 December 2021
3401 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley, Face coverings required
Race, Nature, and Naturalization in Film
8 December 2021
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA), 2155 Center Street, Berkeley, CA, Face coverings required
Archivists, Plumbers, and Foragers
1 December 2021
142 Dwinelle
‘Nonpolitical Distinctions’: A Phrase from Marx Revisited with Rei Terada
1 December 2021
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Escrituras geológicas: Desedimentación y huella en algunas autoras contemporáneas (Geological Writings: De-sedimentation and Trace in Some Contemporary Authors)
3 November 2021
Online Zoom Event, Register Here
NATQ: An Audiovisual Lecture on Impossible Speech
28 May 2021
Online Zoom Event, Register Here
“Gaza is in the Heart”: Dispossession and Struggle in Palestine
21 May 2021
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Natalie Diaz and Ailton Krenak: On Borderlands
30 April 2021
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The House as a Laboratory of Capital: Finance, Housing, and Territory
2 April 2021
Online Zoom Event, Register Here
Conversation on Colonial Trauma – April 2021
29 January 2021
Online Zoom Event, Register Here
Conversation on Doing Justice
5 September 2017
220 Stephens Hall
Dancing in a Posthuman World: Material Bodies and New Alliances
10 May 2017
220 Stephens Hall
Between the Scholar and the Public Intellectual: The University in the Contemporary African Context
28 February 2017
220 Stephens Hall