Latin American Studies Center launches "Through a Diasporic Lens" with a premiere screening of LOS INFILTRADOS, a feature-length docudrama about the courage of DACA student activists set in an immigration detention center, co-produced and directed by Alex Rivera and Cristina Ibarra. The director Alex Rivera will be present at the screening.

The European Languages and Studies "Borders and Belonging" Fall film series features the films Shun Li and the Poet (Italy 2011) - 11/4, The Crying of Tanbur (Tajikistan, 2018) - 11/12 and Tazzeka (France/Morocco, 2018) - 11/19, bringing together ideas on migration, integration, and transformation in the European context.

This art installation and dialogue explores the story of one child's experience at UCLA's Gender Research Clinic and their resistance to the enforced practices of conversion therapy.

Photo credit: Sé Sullivan

Meet Rena Beatrice Goldstein, doctoral student in Philosophy and member of the new Humanities Center Graduate Liaison Network. She hosts an "Ask a Philosopher" booth at farmers markets and cafés around Orange County.

Do you write poems and stories?
Are you compelled to write about where you come from—your community and identity?
How do you write your way towards a sense of belonging?

Click to find out more about this 11/19 workshop. Submissions required by 11/10 (new deadline).

Meet Stephanie Narrow, Doctoral Student in History, member of the Graduate Liaison Network, and so much more!

Meet Matthew Ferguson, doctoral candidate in Classics and a member of the Graduate Liaison Network for the Humanities Center

Playtest Loy Loy (means Money, Money in Khmer), a role-playing board game created at UCI based on saving practices of Cambodian garment workers.

What might you create? Learn how to access resources at UCI to support your Antrepreneurial interests!

Join us on Nov. 12, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
RSVP (required) by November 5: http://bit.ly/HumInnovate