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An Indigenous-led exploration into Artificial Intelligence
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"I Would Return in a Heartbeat to Warm the Benches": Community Histories from the Nikkei Memory Capture Project
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Register for the next bronze casting workshop! Registration deadline: October 31.
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No experience needed
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Past Present Future?
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Nancy Valladares is an interdisciplinary artist, filmmaker and educator currently based in New York.
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Come see gems of the collection in a special behind-the-scenes night.
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"The Third Space"
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A talk by Dr. Trevor W. Harrison, emeritus professor of sociology
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The Department of Philosophy Colloquium Series presents:
"Ecolization and the Supernal: Taking Indigenous Philosophy at its Word"
Speaker: Kent Peacock (Department of Philosophy)
Monday, Oct. 20 | 12:30 - 2 p.m.
University Hall B716