Film Screening, hosted by CLAIR and LAIS
Latin American and Iberian Film Festival
Location: Buchanan 1940
Film Screening, hosted by CLAIR and LAIS
Latin American and Iberian Film Festival
Location: Buchanan 1940
Symposium, hosted by CLAIR and co-sponsored by AGI and Division of SOSC
CLAIR Inaugural Symposium
Location: McCune Room, HSSB 6020
Lecture, hosted by CLAIR
The Limits of the Latin American Left: Trade, Subordinated Finance, and Political Cycles
Location: Girvetz 2320
Film Screening, hosted by CLAIR and LAIS
Latin American and Iberian Film Festival
Location: Buchanan 1940
Conference, Hosted by Linguistics Department and co-sponsored by CLAIR
28th Workshop on American Indigenous Languages
Location: 6020 HSSB
Book Talk, hosted by CLAIR and LAIS
Living Minerals: Nature, Trade, and Power in the Race for Lithium
Location: Girvetz 2320
Film Screening, hosted by CLAIR and LAIS
Latin American and Iberian Film Festival
Location: Buchanan 1940
Book Talk, Organized by Center for Restorative Environmental Work Lab of CLAIR and the Community Environmental Council
The Invention of Infinite Growth: How Economists Came to Believe a Dangerous Delusion
Location: Community Environmental Council Hub 1219 State St, Santa Barbara, CA
Film Screening, hosted by CLAIR and LAIS
Latin American and Iberian Film Festival
Location: CHEM 1171
Webinar, hosted by Orfalea Center and CLAIR's Black Cities Lab
State Violence, Underground Rebellions and Youth Organizing for Social Change
Location: Link to webinar in Spanish and Portuguese with English subtitles: https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/84600723814
Lecture, Organized by Center for Restorative Environmental Work Lab of CLAIR
“La vida sigue” (life continues) after a glacier’s disappearance: the case of Mt. Chacaltaya, Bolivia
Location: Girvetz 2320
Book Launch, Orfalea Center, CLAIR, and Dept of Politics
When Rebels Win: Ideology, Statebuilding, and Power after Civil Wars
Location: Mosher Alumni Hall
Lecture, organized by LAIS and co-sponsored by CLAIR, Dept. of History of Art & Architecture, and Anthropology Dept.
Connecting Archaeological Legacies, Memory, and Communities in the Northern Peruvian Andes
Location: ARTS 1332
organized by the Awakening Languages; Actions for Revitalization and Maintenance Lab, with co-sponsorship from CLAIR
The Power of Partnership: Revitalizing Limonese Creole (Costa Rica) Through Joint Action
Location: South Hall 3605
Lecture, Organized by Central American Studies Lab at CLAIR with the Orfalea Center
Love, Trust, and Education: The Guatemalan Guerrillas and Indigenous Revolutionaries, 1960-1982
Location: South Hall 1623
Lecture, Organized by the Center for Restorative Environmental Work Lab and the Central American Studies Lab at CLAIR.
What Is the Popular Economy? Cooperation and Contradiction in the Sandinista Welfare–Developmentalist State
Location: Girvetz 2320
Webinar, Area Global Initiative Foro Urgente
What’s Next for Venezuela?
Location: Register for the webinar here.
Host/s: Organized by CLAIR
Colloquium, Organized by History Department and co-sponsored by CLAIR
Laboring for Freedom: Statuliberas in 18th Century Rio de Janeiro
Location: HSSB 4020
Webinar, Organized by Orfalea Center and Central American Studies Lab at CLAIR
Visualizing the People’s History: Richard Cross’s photographs of Guatemala and Chiapas in the early 1980s
Location: Register for webinar here.