Past Events
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Sep 15
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Sep 13Archaeology Under the Canopy: El Pilar and the Maya Forest Gardens
Dr. Anabel Ford
Zoom
The Maya Living Legacy Series and Archeology Brownbag Series at UW–Madison cordially invites you to the lecture by Dr. Anabel Ford’s talk “Archaeology Under the Canopy: El Pilar and the Maya Forest Gardens” on Sept 13th at 12 pm CDT. The Maya forest is among the most diverse in the world, yet the traditional Maya …
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Apr 22Portuguese Revolution 50th Anniversary Event
European Studies Portuguese Revolution 50th Anniversary Event
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Apr 19Early Modern Artificial Intelligence
William Egginton of Johns Hopkins University
Memorial Library, Room 126
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Apr 17“Archives in the Americas” Borghesi-Mellon workshop
How do institutional archives preserve lives? What does it mean to archive Latinx activisms? What kind of stories do Latinx archives tell us? In this informal conversation, we will discuss the experience of archiving Latinx-related materials with experts Andrea Arenas (Wisconsin Latinx History Collective), Katie Nash (UW Archives), and Melina Mueller (WLHC and Wisconsin Institute …
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Apr 11Surveillance: A Humanities Perspective
Memorial Union, TITU
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Apr 10
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Apr 2Migration and Visual Cultures: Looking Together at Latinx and Latin American Journeys
Memorial Library, Special Collections Seminar Room, Room 984
Join us in an exploration of books, artist’ books and other artifacts that engage with histories of migration in the Americas throughout history —with an emphasis on Latinx and Latin American journeys. Stop by anytime and for the amount of time you want!
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Mar 19“Defining Freedom: Infrastructures of Black Political Knowledge in the Early Spanish Atlantic”
Prof. Chloe Ireton of University College London
University Club room 212
The Center for Early Modern studies is very pleased to invite Prof. Chloe Ireton of University College London to give a lecture entitled “Defining Freedom: Infrastructures of Black Political Knowledge in the Early Spanish Atlantic”. It will take place on Tuesday, March 19, at 4pm in University Club room 212 (the IRH seminar room)
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Mar 7Panel discussion and Maya Land: Listening to the Bees (Film viewing)
Bernardo Caamal (el Arux) and daughter Inaytah
4070 Vilas
Bernardo Caamal (el Arux) and his daughter, Inaytah, will participate in a panel about dialogue of indigenous and western knowledges, and we will present the film Maya Land: Listening to the Bees, co-directed Avi Weinstein and Kata Beilin, that tells a recent story of the struggle of their community.