NEWS & EVENTS
NEW: “Deported” 9-26-18 Panel Discussion and Photo Gallery is now live!
http://library.stonybrook.edu
Click HERE to view the gallery!
Thursday, October 25: Mini-Conference: “Public Universities and Neoliberalism Today”
Location: SAC Ballroom A
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Mid-October: Opening of “Deported” Online Exhibit, CSISJP Website
Rachel Woolf, Photographer, Winner of “Emerging Lens” Award sponsored by Art Works Studio, Chicago
Going live soon! Check back for more information!
Location: SAC Ballroom B
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Wednesday, November 7th: Sexual Harassment and the Construction of Ethnographic Knwoledge
Time: 1 - 2:30 PM
Location: TBA
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Time: 2 - 5:00 PM
Location: SAC Ballroom A or B
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Thursday November 29: Power, Capital, and Immigrant Detention Rights (Tentative Title)
Time: 1:00 -2:30 pm
Location: TBA
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Thursday, November 29: Forum: Changing the Narrative Around Race and Racial Dynamics on Long Island
Location: Hilton Garden Inn, Stony Brook
Time: 6 - 8:00 PM
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Meetings
Mini-Conference: “Public Universities and Neoliberalism Today”–October 25, 2018
Where: Student Activities Center Ballroom A, Stony Brook University
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Location: SAC Ballroom B
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WCSA 2018 Conference:
CLASS AT THE BORDER: MIGRATION, CONFINEMENT, AND (IM)MOBILITY
The Working-Class Studies Association met at Stony Brook for its 2018 Annual Conference, with above theme. The Center hosted the event, as it has done for the past decade, on the campus of Stony Brook University in June of 2018.
Videos of the annual Working Class Studies Conference, hosted by the CSISJP in June of 2018, are now live. Click HERE for more information.
Introducing The Ineqwiki
The Ineqwiki provides a clearinghouse for the island's community groups and other non-profits, as well as academics, students, and others in colleges and universities, to find one another and collaborate. It seeks to become a springboard for joint work, whether through internships, class or service projects or research, that helps illuminate, address and remedy the many faces of inequality and injustice on Long Island.
Recent Tweets
Remember @EraseRacism will hold the first #BuildAJustLI public forum @HGI_Stony_Brook Nov 29 at 6.00 pm. Thanks to @SBU_StudyOf_ISJ for co-hosting. Add your voice re #racialequity #fairhousing by going to https://t.co/GjpqqCgnPx
Join @SBU_StudyOf_ISJ for a 1-day Mini-Conference 10/25/18 on “Public Universities and #Neoliberalism Today” information and registration at: https://t.co/3why1LAocb
This Latina's App Helps Undocumented Students Find Ways To Pay For College via @forbes https://t.co/0vjFoKU35G
MIDAS, the Mexican Intelligence Digital Archives (los Archivos del Autoritarismo Mexicano), is a crowd-sourced, public access digital archive of historical documents from Mexican intelligence
https://t.co/hatQaSorEq
The #HowToBeLessStupidAboutRace fall book tour continues! Up next: Cambridge and Boston, including a bonus event at Harvard’s #DuBois150 conference! For details, visit https://t.co/dUbNCKjipV https://t.co/el6I5XG6su
