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Feminist Armenian Research Collective Workshop: New Directions in Music, Arts, and Performance Studies

Feminist Armenian Research Collective’s (FemARC) Third Workshop, organized by Melissa Bilal, Promise Chair in Armenian Music, Arts, and Culture at UCLA and Lerna Ekmekcioglu, McMillan-Stewart Professor of History at MIT.

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Book Talk: El Paso: Five Families and One Hundred Years of Blood, Migration, Race, and Memory (Dutton, 2026)

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[History Department Event] Governing through Objects

A talk by Cheikh Sene, Ph.D., that emphasizes the long-standing existence of complex local systems of exchange and valuation in Senegambia prior to the Atlantic slave trade.

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A Comparative Study of Participatory Budgeting in South Korea and the United States

Dongwan Lim, Professor, Department of Public Policy, Dankook University

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Souls in the Kalyug

"Souls in the Kalyug" introduces readers to migrant workers who are confronting myriad hardships and asks how it is that these workers create lives that can become less injurious than their circumstances might suggest.

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Susan Slyomovics: After 40 Years of Teaching

This conference, organized on the occasion of Professor Susan Slyomovics' retirement, honors her meaningful contributions to the anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa.

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Tongues of Taiwan: Culture and Identity between Languages and Empires

This year's conference brings together scholars from diverse disciplines—linguistics, literature, history, media studies, and more—to reflect on the past, present, and future of the tongues of Taiwan. We invite discussions and debate around how linguistic practice has shaped cultural identity and vice versa in Taiwan, as well as explorations of the nuanced negotiations between different languages and cultural traditions undertaken...

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Microhistories of Armenian Early Modernity A UCLA Workshop on Diaspora, Print Culture, Confession Building, and Governmentality, c. 1512/1604-1789

Two-day workshop organized by the UCLA Richard Hovannisian Chair of Modern Armenian History and co-sponsored by the UCLA Meyer and Renee Luskin Department of History, UCLA Narekatsi Chair in Armenian Studies, the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research, the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies, and UCLA Promise...

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Picture Start Verticals Panels & Showcase

Vertical Industry Panel

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Field of Amazigh Studies: Renewal and Future Horizons

The Amazigh Studies Initiative (AMASI) is a multiyear program that aims to contribute to the renewal and consolidation the field of Amazigh Studies, which has been overlooked over the past three decades despite the continued vibrancy and significant scholarly and cultural output of the Imazighen, the Indigenous people of Tamazgha (broader North Africa). Join us as we celebrate the AMASI’s...

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