The Original DEI: The Protestant Establishment and the Secularization of the University
Bunche 6339 Charles E Young Dr E, Los AngelesProf. Nomi M. Stolzenberg (Nathan and Lily Shapell Professor of Law) More details forthcoming
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Beyond Neutrality: The University President as Teacher in Turbulent Times
Bunche 6339 Charles E Young Dr E, Los AngelesPlease RSVP here by December 4.
The University in Ruins? The Past and Futures of Today’s Higher Ed Crisis
Bunche 6339 Charles E Young Dr E, Los AngelesPlease RSVP here by November 11.
The Nexus of Education Non-Profits, Corporations, and Philanthropy: The Pressures of the Past and Reimagining the Future (The Pasts and Futures of Higher Education in the U.S. Seminar)
Bunche 6339 Charles E Young Dr E, Los AngelesPlease RSVP by November 1. RSVP here.
Violence in the Suburbs of France: A Tragic Cycle of Déjà Vus
Bunche 6275 Charles E Young Dr E, Los AngelesOn 27 June 2023 a 17-year-old boy, Nahel Merzouk, is shot dead by the police in Nanterre, a suburb north of Paris (France). The same night collective violence erupts: […]
How European Wars End – and What This Might Tell Us About the Conditions for Peace in Ukraine
Stella Ghervas is Professor of History and the Eugen Weber Chair in Modern European History at UCLA. She has held teaching, research and visiting positions in Australia, France, Georgia, […]
Film Screening and Director Q&A: Agniia Galdanova’s queer dissident documentary film “QUEENDOM”
James Bridges Theater 235 Charles E. Young Drive E, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesThe UCLA Department of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Languages and Cultures (SEEELC), in collaboration with the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television, the UCLA Center for European and […]
Eviction as Collateral for Municipal Bonds: The Making of a Predatory Debt Market in Early Twentieth Century Los Angeles
In February of 1938, George Farley shot and killed two Los Angeles deputies while resisting an eviction over what the Los Angeles Times claimed was delinquent rent of $69. Rallying […]
Racism, Law, and the Hidden Power of the Archive
Bunche 6275 Charles E Young Dr E, Los AngelesThe United States Supreme Court has made it nearly impossible to prove that a particular law is racially discriminatory. Under the standards the Court established in the 1970s, archival materials […]
Where the Hood at? Fifty Years of Change in Black Neighborhoods
Bunche Hall 6339 Charles E Young Dr E, Los AngelesWhat does DMX have to do with fair housing? Michael Lens examines fifty years of data on Black neighborhoods since the Fair Housing Act to explore this question and […]