Past Events
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Mar 7EPS Conference Keynote – Across Native Nations: Language Revitalization EffortsJessi Falcon & Samson Falcon, Gimiwan Burnette, and Jennifer Gauthier
Education Building, WI Idea Room 159 and Online Register
Education for Every Generation stems from the Seventh Generation cultural value of the Indigenous philosophy of the Haudenosaunee Tribe ([h-oh-D-EE-n-oh-SH-oh- n-ee]). This keeps in mind the next seven generations to guide our decisions and actions today, inspiring us to ask questions such as: How are we guided by those who came before us? How do our actions …
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Mar 7Educational Policy Studies Conference: Education for Every Generation
Education Building, WI Idea Room 159, 1000 Bascom Mall Register
Education for Every Generation stems from the Seventh Generation cultural value of the Indigenous philosophy of the Haudenosaunee Tribe ([h-oh-D-EE-n-oh-SH-oh- n-ee]). This keeps in mind the next seven generations to guide our decisions and actions today, inspiring us to ask questions such as: How are we guided by those who came before us? How do our actions …
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Mar 5The China-Morocco Relation: From Third World Internationalism to Strategic HedgingZaynab El Bernoussi
Ingraham 336 More Information
Sino-Moroccan relations go back to the late 1950s, capturing a rise in Third World solidarity. However, these relations quickly faded away by the mid-1960s with Morocco’s pro-West focus. With the BRI, China has been catching up with the Maghrebi state in multiple fronts, including becoming its third-largest trading partner. This research looks at key developments …
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Mar 5American Politics and Society – The Rise of Illiberalism – A Black Critique PerspectiveAnthony Bogues
Zoom Register
Anthony Bogues (Ph.D., 1994, Political Theory, University of the West Indies, Mona) is a writer, scholar, curator, and the Director of the Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice; Professor of Africana Studies, Royce Professor of Teaching Excellence (2004-2007); and currently the Asa Messer Professor of Humanities and Critical Theory. He is also an …
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Mar 5Languages of the World Day 2025Union South, UW-Madison Campus Apply Here
An all-day event for Wisconsin high school students and teachers to explore diverse languages and cultures. Sessions are led by approximately 60 UW-Madison faculty, staff, and students.
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Mar 4Movies of Liberation Film Fest – Sambizanga1339 Sterling Hall More Information
The African Studies Program, in collaboration with the Black Cultural Center, continues the celebration of Black History Month with the Movies of Liberation Film Fest. This film fest focuses on new and old films that center the liberation struggles and life after independence in Portuguese- speaking Africa. Venues Sterling Hall (475 N Charter St, Madison, …
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Feb 25RISE: Exploring Possibilities for Global Research on Climate Change and HealthDr. Allen, Dr. Wendland, and Dr. Abadie
1333 Sterling
Join us for a discussion on the health impacts of climate change, inspired by the Wisconsin RISE initiative.
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Feb 22Movies of Liberation Film Fest – Air Conditioner
UW Cinematheque More Information
The African Studies Program, in collaboration with the Black Cultural Center, continues the celebration of Black History Month with the Movies of Liberation Film Fest. This film fest focuses on new and old films that center the liberation struggles and life after independence in Portuguese- speaking Africa. Venues Sterling Hall (475 N Charter St, Madison, …
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Feb 20Resume & Cover Letter WorkshopIngraham 301 More Information
Revise and improve your resume and/or cover letter for upcoming internship and job applications! Open to all UW–Madison students. Registration link coming soon. Brought to you by the International Studies Major.
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Feb 19Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellowship Info SessionOnline Register
The Pulitzer Center awards fellowships to students to pursue independent reporting projects. Reporting Fellows cover a wide range of issues in countries around the world and in the United States. They benefit from Pulitzer Center mentorship, networking opportunities, and journalism resources. Most importantly, they become part of a vibrant community. Their articles, photo essays, video, …