Trans* Awareness Week keynote lecture by Dr. Z Nicolazzo, author of the book Trans* in College: Transgender Students’ Strategies for Navigating Campus Life and the Institutional Politics of Inclusion.
Tim Retzloff discusses LGBTQ history at U-M.
The symposium will investigate the concept, history and institutional implications of the discourse and practice of “diversity” as an emerging globalized form of inclusion.
The symposium will investigate the concept, history and institutional implications of the discourse and practice of “diversity” as an emerging globalized form of inclusion.
Performance showcase by students from the American Culture 103 First Year Seminar on “Drag in America” and visiting artist Mickey Negrón
In this bilingual (English/Spanish) performative talk, Mickey Negrón will discuss his transition from theatre to performance, or how a queer fairy assumes scenic (performative) and politically empowering positions.
Conference considering the materiality and makings of the non/human body. Presented by the Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies and the Frankel Center for Judaic Studies.
Conference considering the materiality and makings of the non/human body. Presented by the Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies and the Frankel Center for Judaic Studies.
While the interdisciplinary history of migration studies makes it an ideal topic for research and scholarship across departments and programs, this workshop will focus on how literary and cultural studies in the postcolonial context of the global South have engaged with experiences of migration.
Faculty Discussion/Recital. “Momentum – Portraits of Women In Motion” is a collection of musical portraits by jazz composer and pianist Ellen Rowe of women heroes of hers in the areas of music, sports, social justice, environmental advocacy and politics.