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Celia Cruz in Cuba: To Research and Write, and Not Die Trying

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Celia Cruz in Cuba: To Research and Write, and Not Die Trying

April 27, 2022

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The Extractive Zone: Cecilia Vicuña’s Social Ecologies a Decolonizing Vision Speaker Series Lecture

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The Extractive Zone: Cecilia Vicuña’s Social Ecologies a Decolonizing Vision Speaker Series Lecture

February 22, 2018

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Poéticas del resto: Imagen, memorias y archivadores en la escena tijuanense por Alina Peña Iguarán

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Poéticas del resto: Imagen, memorias y archivadores en la escena tijuanense por Alina Peña Iguarán

March 07, 2019

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Documenting Performance: Queer Nuyorican Archival Poetics by Karen Jaime

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Documenting Performance: Queer Nuyorican Archival Poetics by Karen Jaime

March 14, 2019

Thursday

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The Brazilian Beheaded Lady and the Werewolf Woman: Aparecida in Performance

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The Brazilian Beheaded Lady and the Werewolf Woman: Aparecida in Performance

July 24, 2019

Wednesday

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Theaters of the Real in Latin America: Performance, Politics, and Affect

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Theaters of the Real in Latin America: Performance, Politics, and Affect

October 09, 2019

Wednesday

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Memorializing in Movement, Generations of Struggle and Dissent

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Memorializing in Movement, Generations of Struggle and Dissent

March 04, 2020

Wednesday

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