Calendar of Events

Princeton French Film Festival | Screening of “Toni” (2023) by Nathan Ambrosioni

Princeton Film Festival Society

Cosmopoetics: Three Lectures on the Ecologies of Nature, Poetry, and Ethics – No. 1

James Porter, University of California, Berkeley

Department of English

Still We Rise Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion with Director John Harvey and BlackStar Projects moderated by Dr. Anna Arabindan-Kesson

Art Hx

Relatives: A lecture from Chris T. Cornelius

Chris T. Cornelius (Oneida Nation), University of New Mexico

School of Architecture

Disinformation, Race and Finding the Facts

Program in Journalism; Department of African American Studies; Program in Latin American Studies; Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies

Cosmopoetics: Three Lectures on the Ecologies of Nature, Poetry, and Ethics – No. 2

James Porter, University of California, Berkeley

Department of English

Indigenous Poetics from Abya Yala

Irma Pineda, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional; Mikeas Sanchez, poet; Wendy Call, nonfiction writer

Department of Comparative Literature; Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative at Princeton; Land, Language, and Art, a Global Initiative From the Humanities Council; Program in Latin American Studies

Revisiting the History of Academic Freedom and Free Speech

Greg Conti, Politics; Fara Dabhoiwala, History; Moira Weigel, Northeastern and Institute for Advanced Study; Jan-Werner Müller, Politics

University Center for Human Values

Disinformation, Race and Finding the Facts

Program in Journalism; Department of African American Studies; Program in Latin American Studies; Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies

Disinformation, Race and Finding the Facts

Program in Journalism; Department of African American Studies; Program in Latin American Studies; Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies