College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

CAHSS Collaborations: 21st Annual Social Justice Colloquium

The 21st Annual Social Justice Colloquium supports a wide-ranging campus collaboration addressing modern-day ethics of wars. Through these various cultural/art forms, we hope to engender active engagement in transformation for peace and justice. Join us April 4-7, 2017

This Twenty First Annual Social Justice Colloquium supports a wide-ranging campus collaboration among 7 majors in CAHSS(GS, SBS, HCOM, VPA, CART, MPA and PSY) on the works of scholar/writer Viet Thanh Nguyen, Meghan O'Hara and her service learning students, and artist Binh Danh. This unique collaboration addresses modern-day ethics of wars, and promotes multidisciplinary and critical interchange which includes voices from local veterans, lectures, photo exhibition, and film showing. Overall, these events will raise consciousness and help us reflect on shared humanity and the need to oppose ever-present inhumanity and injustices. Through these various cultural/art forms, we hope to engender active engagement in transformation for peace and justice.

Event Organizers: Angie Tran (Professor, Political Economy, Global Studies Department, SBGS), Deb Busman (Director, Creative Writing and Social Action Program, HCOM), Angelica Muro (Assistant Professor of Integrated Media and Photography & Chair, Visual and Public Art Department, VPA), Meghan O’Hara (Assistant Professor, Cinematic Arts and Technology Department, CART), Rachel FitzJohn (Administrative Coordinator, School of Social, Behavioral & Global Studies, SBGS).

Acknowledgements: A special thanks to Angie Tran’s GS300: Major Pro seminar student volunteers! These event are made possible through contributions from the offices of the CSUMB President and the Provost, CSUMB Special Events, Office of Inclusive Excellence, Asian Pacific Islander Association, Otter Cross Cultural Center (OC3), The College of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences, the Music & Performing Arts Department, Cinematic Arts & Technology Department, Visual & Public Art Department, School of Humanities & Communication, School of Social, Behavioral, & Global Studies, and the Psychology Department.

Events are free & open to the public

* Friday, April 7th Master's class open to CSUMB students only

for more information:

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Rachel FitzJohn

Telephone: (831) 582-3890

sbgs@csumb.edu

https://csumb.edu/sbgs

visual design: Angelica Muro

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS BELOW:

Graphic of full schedule of events