IHC Event: Healing Grounds by Liz Carlisle
Join us for a dialogue between Liz Carlisle (Environmental Studies) and Peter Alagona (Environmental Studies) about Carlisle’s new book, Healing
McCune Conference Room
IHC Talk: Mark Arax | The Dreamt Land
In this talk, journalist Mark Arax will discuss how California’s capture of land and water is the story of a
“Terra Vista” Film Screening
Screening and Q&A with Director of “Terra Vista,” a short documentary about a settlement of the MST— Brazil’s Landless Workers
IHC Event: Daughter of the Dragon by Yunte Huang
Join the IHC for a dialogue between Yunte Huang (English) and Constance Penley (Film and Media Studies) about Huang’s new
IHC Talk: Sentiment, Surveillance, and Racism
Join the IHC for a talk by Wendy Hui Kyong Chun on sentiment analysis, the widespread surveillance of users’ posts
IHC Talk: Is Barbie Feminist? It’s Complicated
bit.ly/Lord-IHC In 1994, when M.G. Lord interviewed the California-based creators of the Barbie doll, she had no doubt Barbie would
Celebrating the Legacy of Walter H. Capps
The Walter H. Capps Center for the Study of Ethics, Religion, and Public Life is pleased to present a special
Celebrating the Legacy of Walter H. Capps
The Walter H. Capps Center for the Study of Ethics, Religion, and Public Life is pleased to present a special
Imagine This: The (Re)generation of Place, a talk with UCSB Professor Cherríe Moraga
Seeded by sorrow, the evolving work that Cherríe Moraga will present journeys through her home-country of California, marking her footsteps
IHC Event: Personal Papers of Luis J. Rodríguez
Luis J. Rodríguez is an award-winning author and activist whose memoir about life in a gang, Always Running, is as
