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Memory Mining as a Radical Act: Mapping the Hidden Histories of South Asians in LA

Monday, February 10, 2025 - 4:00pm to 5:00pm

Memory Mining as a Radical Act: Mapping the Hidden Histories of South Asians in LA

Political activist, artist, poet, and storyteller Tanzila “Taz” Ahmed collects the marginalized, hidden histories of South Asian activism in Los Angele and uses them as a jumping point to tell contemporary stories. Join us for a conversation around our own hidden histories and mapping as a way to collectively shift culture to change the future. Read more

Palestine Lives: Sumoud, Survival & Solidarity During Genocide w/ Dr. Nour Joudah

Monday, February 10, 2025 - 1:00pm to 2:15pm

Palestine Lives: Sumoud, Survival & Solidarity During Genocide

This talk about the ongoing Nakba across historic Palestine and the multi-generational survival at the heart of the Palestinian experience. Despite a recent focus on death and destruction, Palestinians continue to redefine survival through the concept of sumoud (steadfastness). Prof. Joudah will underscore the importance of centering the resilience in U.S. solidarity organizing, especially on university campuses. Event is in-person and on Zoom. Read more

Freedom of Speech & Social Activism in a Moment of Danger

Wednesday, February 5, 2025 - 1:00pm to 2:15pm

Freedom of Speech & Social Activism in a Moment of Danger

This discussion will explore the current challenges for free speech and social activism today, featuring insights from Mohammed Tajsar, senior staff attorney at ACLU Southern California. Please come and expand your knowledge about your legal protections and the threats they face in today’s increasingly repressive society. Event is in person and on Zoom. Read more

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