Tomorrow (4/12) at 12 pm PDT: Please join the UC Irvine Center in Law, Society and Culture in welcoming Mona Oraby for a talk on her new book, Devotion to the Administrative State.

To register for this free in-person event, visit: hubs.ly/Q02sh--t0

Join us in Chambers Hall on Monday at noon for a talk by Northwestern Political Science's Brian Libgober on 'Who Governs the Association?' spr.ly/6013wWsgP

Playing with Fire by Aditi Malik.
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In today's world, access to food is profoundly unequal. The food sovereignty movement demands that food should be a right of all people, regardless of race, politics, or class. In this conversation hosted by Kaplan Humanities Institute, two leading food sovereignty scholars, Raj Patel and Monica…

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Anti-Black Political Violence and the Historical Legacy of the Great Replacement Conspiracy - cup.org/3xu8Uzd

- Andrew I. Thompson, Maxwell Beveridge, Stefan McCabe, Molly Ahern, Fryda Cortes, Noah Axford & Jacqueline Martinez Franks

There are just six hours until the start of CHINA Town Hall 2024! Learn how to watch our discussion with Deputy Secretary Kurt Campbell live: ncuscr.org/program/cth/

Use #CTH2024 to join the conversation right here on X.

Join us TODAY at 12PM CST via Zoom!

A cool thing happened at ISA (in our absence): My brilliant coauthor Alexandra Siegel and I received the Outstanding Paper Award from ENMISA for our work on civil organizing during war.

Many thanks to the committee! And to Rawan Arar (Emerging Scholar Award winner 🔥) for the photo

Event this Friday: Northwestern Political Science Graduate Student Political Theory Workshop will host Demetra Kasimis, Ayten Gundogdu, and Inés Valdez for a roundtable discussion on sovereignties and their contestation. This event is supported by Kaplan Humanities Institute.

Zoom: planitpurple.northwestern.edu/event/611387

Another great event of Kaplan Humanities Institute's year-long SOVEREIGNTIES Dialogue! bit.ly/SovereigntiesE…

Russell Sage Foundation Here's a 20% discount for those who are interested!

TGS is pleased to continue our graduate student childcare grant program. This grant is designed to offer extra childcare support to fully funded PhD/MFA student parents within TGS, wherever they may reside. Apply by Thursday, April 11:
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ABD candidates: learn best practices for grant and fellowship applications by registering for the 2024 APSA Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grants webinar! us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

REMINDER: There is just ONE WEEK left to submit your abstract to the 2nd International Trans Studies Conference—a fully hybrid conference that will be hosted Northwestern & online 4–7 September 2024.

Abstracts are due 15 April 2024. See more details at transstudiesconference.org/call-for-submi…

APSA Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant Now Accepting Applications
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ATTENTION: IPR's colloquium at 12 p.m. has been cancelled. Please join us next week as we continue our colloquia series with Northwestern Political Science's Brian Libgober. We apologize for any inconvenience. spr.ly/6011wnMFP

Con mucha emoción comparto que voy a empezar el Phd en ciencia política en Northwestern Political Science. La experiencia estos años en CESED/UNIANDES Economía Uniandes ha sido inigualable. Le agradezco a María Alejandra Vélez infinitamente por los aprendizajes, ayudarme a pensar distinto y toda la confianza.

Super thrilled to share my thoughts on Good Authority (from the team that published TMC) the new OMB changes regarding Hispanic/Latino and MENA identity!

TLDR: although I’m thrilled with MENA label, new changes continue to erase Afro-Latino and Afro-MENA identity, and why it matters.

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Fantastic essay by Amanda Sahar d’Urso on the implications of the new race/ethnicity questions for Latino and MENA identity Hansi Lo Wang (he/him) NBC Latino Suzanne Gamboa Asma Khalid

Israel & Palestine: A Joint Speaker Series Exploring Fundamental History' will offer Northwesterners community knowledge on this vital history from the late 19th through mid-20th century. Sessions will feature scholars from a wide range of backgrounds. spr.ly/6013wEpzF