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Department of American and Canadian Studies

Events from the last 12 months

Get Up Stand Up Exhibition Dialogues Series: Grassroots Activism

Date
04/06/2015
Description
Lisa Robinson, Peter Ling and Cecile Wright discuss how to make black lives matter.

Pride screening

Date
01/02/2015
Description
Join the Faculty of Arts for a screening of 'Pride'. Introduced by Mike Jackson, co-founder of Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners. Followed by panel discussion featuring Dr Mark Sabine and Dr Christopher Phelps. Part of LGBT History Month.

God loves Uganda screening

Date
10/02/2015
Description
The Department of American and Canadian Studies present a screening of 'God loves Uganda', followed by a discussion led by Coral Leather. Part of LGBT History Month.

Paris is Burning screening

Date
09/02/2015
Description
The Department of American and Canadian Studies present a screening of the documentary 'Paris is Burning'. There will also be a post-screening discussion. Part of LGBT History Month.

Gay rights in the US: the promise and perils of patriotism

Date
17/02/2015
Description
The Department of American and Canadian Studies, Rainbow Heritage and the Centre for Advanced Studies present 'Gay rights in the US: the promise of perils and patriotism', featuring a talk by Simon Hall, an introduction by David Edgley, and a public conversation with Tom Bishop.

Presenting Philippines

Date
04/02/2015
Description
Anders Stephanson, Columbia University, talks about "Presenting Philippines: World Expositions, Architecture, Empire, Concrete, Roads, Race and maybe the Real", including a public conversation with Ben Offiler.

Stop erasing bisexuals – including the 'B' in LGBT

Date
13/02/2015
Description
Join Grant Denkinson, counsellor and psychotherapist, in converstion with Francesca Kitson, postgraduate researcher in the Department of American and Canadian Studies. Part of LGBT History Month.

Workers of all lands unite?

Date
07/03/2015
Description
'Workers of all lands, unite?' is a conference aiming to gather postgraduate students (PhDs, MRes, MA), early career researchers, trade unionists and activists interested in working class nationalism and internationalism. Featuring keynote speaker Dan Gallin, Chair of the Global Labour Institute.

CTCCSEastWestDialogueMay2014

Date
08 - 09/05/2014
Description
Translation and Comparative Cultural Studies: East and West in Dialogue on 8-9 May 2014, at the Institute for Modern Languages Research, University of London

Popular Culture Lecture Series: Slam poetry, verbal combat and the "death of Art" debate.

Date
18/02/2015
Description
A lecture followed by Q&A session by Timo Schrader (School of Cultures, Language and Area Studies)
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