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About Practicing Abolition: Native Nation Courts Today
In 2020, many scholars and activists began rethinking their relationship to the criminal punishment and learning about abolition in...
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Given the challenges faculty face in the pandemic, the Simpson Center will pilot support in two categories: First Book Fellowships and Faculty Summer Reading Groups.
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This year's Katz line-up features three speakers whose lectures will focus on everything from prison abolition and the influence of Silicon Valley on American Politics to African filmmaking...
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| What is the Future of Transnational Historians at Community Colleges? What is the Future of Transnational Historians at Community Colleges? by Jorge Bayona and Adrian Kane-Galbraith Mar. 2, 2021 The University of Washington’s Department of History, like the majority of... |
| Building Community: A Writing Group for Trans Scholars Come join our tri-campus online writing group for trans faculty, staff, and graduate students who work across the University of Washington system as part of the Imagining Trans Futures... |
| Cristian Capotescu Named the 2020-21 Sawyer Seminar on Humanitarianisms Postdoctoral Fellow The Simpson Center for the Humanities is pleased to announce that Cristian Capotescu has joined the Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Humanitarianisms: Migrations and Care through the Global South as the... |