Michael Kaulana Ing: Professor, Department of Religious Studies, Indiana University

Refreshments Provided

Refreshments provided

Thursday, May 4 marks the kickoff of Before the Mayflowers Landed, a three-day showcase of Hip Hop inspired films, media, and discussions exploring themes of arrival for present day issues impacting Black People in America, produced by independent journalist and multimedia producer Ralph L. Crowder III.

The Department of American Studies presents the 2023 David Noble Lecture, featuring Jason Ruiz, Associate Professor and Chair of American Studies at the University of Notre Dame. 

In a revealing and timely follow up to the 2019 Emmy-award winning documentary Jim Crow of the North, Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) has created a series of documentary shorts called “Jim Crow of the North Stories.”

You are invited to experience these stories in a live event that features music, poetry, and food. This will set the table for community conversations meant to acknowledge racism, celebrate ongoing resistance, and move participants to repair harm.

Milkweed Editions, The On Being Project, and Northrop Present:
Ada Limón & Krista Tippett

In partnership with the Institute for Advanced Study.

The Critical Disability Studies Collective and the Imagine Chairs in Disability Studies invite you to a reading group session prior to Steven Thrasher’s IAS Thursdays event. The group will discuss several chapters from Thrasher’s book, The Viral Underclass: The Human Toll When Inequality and Disease Collide. The readings are short and all are invited to join the conversation, even if you cannot finish them! We will read: 

Are you a graduate student interested in applying for an Interdisciplinary Doctoral Fellowship? Join us for an information session with several of the University’s IDF-sponsoring Centers and Institutes: