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This Filipino-American History Month, learn about the inspiring journey of #UICLAS sophomore Breanna Williams and how the @UICGLAS course, Introduction to Filipino-American Studies, has changed her life! 🙌 Read more from @wttw: go.uic.edu/glas-filipino-ame…
ALT Students taking Intro to Filipino American Studies at UIC are visited by guests Ginger Leopoldo and Larry Leopoldo from the organization CIRCA-Pintig on Oct 10.
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Long before Israeli authorities imposed the blockade on Gaza in 2007, they instituted some of the harshest apartheid policies and escalating closures over a period of three decades. These measures were calculated to permanently isolate Gaza, turning it into a sacrifice zone.
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Check out #UICLAS Professor of @UICGLAS Karen Su, whose children’s book, “Philip Vera Cruz,” was featured by Positively Filipino, an online magazine. The book is part of Rourke Educational Media’s “Leaders Like Us” series. Read more: go.uic.edu/su-book
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Join us on 3/14 to welcome former 46th ward alder leader Helen Shiller @shillerista to UIC. Co-moderated by UIC student Harini Marchadi & researcher, educator, organizer Julie Cottle. Student artwork about Uptown showcased. RSVP bit.ly/ShillerBookTalk @haymarketbooks @uiclibrary
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February 16, 2023
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Fellows Lecture: Gayatri Reddy, GWS & Anthropology
“Our blood is becoming white. Race, Religion, and the Politics of Belonging for Siddis in Hyderabad, India”
huminst.uic.edu/events/fello…
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Join us March 14th for a book talk w/ former 46th Ward Alder Helen Shiller @shillerista. She will discuss her memoir @haymarketbooks & we will also celebrate her generous donation of her archives to @uiclibrary. See flyer for details and RSVP here: bit.ly/ShillerBookTalk @UICLAS
ALT A University of Illinois Chicago flyer from the Dis/Placements Project. The flyer shows a concrete wall background with two streaks of orange paint. The flyer also shows images of author and former Alderperson Helen Shiller (seated with a red folder in front of her on a table) and the Dis/Placements Project logo (white block letters stacked in three lines "Dis/" "Place" and "ments" with the "i" of "Dis/" and the "l" of "Place" combined to make Chicago's Sears Tower). Also included: text conveying details of the event, a QR code, and this contact email for additional information: [email protected]
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BREAKING!
@UICUF is On Strike!
Fair minimum salaries
Salary increases that keep up with #inflation
Learning disability assessments for our students
Earlier notice of reappointment for NTT faculty
Due process for TT faculty
#FairContractNow #UnionStrong
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Student learning conditions are faculty working conditions.
Our Instagram page now includes images that reflect UIC's status as Minority Serving Institution, AAPI Serving Institution, and Hispanic Serving Institution.
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Grateful for Abdul Basheer, a graduate student from @HistUIC who worked as an intern for the Dis/Placements Project. Stay tuned for his research that captures the Bosnian experience in Uptown, which will be represented via a zine and incorporated in our interactive timeline.
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Honored to be part of this podcast, “Robot nurses” by @kentishscribble of the Queen Mary University of London “Living with Feeling” Project @emotionshistory and produced by @bawdynan
Listen to the full podcast here:
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Episode 2 of our podcast about feelings is out TODAY - on "Robot Nurses".
Sarah Chaney @kentishscribble explores the question of whether a robot could ever truly care.
In this short taster 👇 Sarah discusses robots, nurses, and real, and fake, empathy with @irena_pap
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Proud to unveil “The Heart that Beats” mural created by @UICGLAS students paying tribute to the fierce history of Uptown & its intersecting movements & resistance. Honored to unveil it at the @ClayFor46 aldermanic campaign launch.
bit.ly/uptownmural
@BigG_ji @AnnaRGuevarra
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Strike is still on. Bargaining ended when UIC threatened to remove their proposal on survivor supportive measures unless we gave up language on other workplace protections. It is despicable that they are trying to trade off worker protections like this. This is not a game for us
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In segment from @MorningEdition, @nadinenaber, @UICGWS & @UICGLAS prof., addresses the generational divide over Arab identity n.pr/3vRBw2x #UIC
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The @Dis_placements Project honors the life and work of Dr. Janet Smith of @UICUF, @UICCUPPA, @VoorheesCenter - professor, organizer, and friend. Her voice, research, and spirit continue forward in the fight to Stop Luxury Developments within Uptown and across Chicago.
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.@Dis_placements project co-founders Gayatri Reddy @BigG_ji & @AnnaRGuevarra joined @WGNRadio's @outsidetheloop to discuss the history of racism & segregation in Uptown, gentrification, & stories of resilience & resistance bit.ly/3HCmcu2 #UIC
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Congrats to my colleagues @AnnaRGuevarra @BigG_ji @ProfKapadia for this well deserved recognition of their innovative & empowering work! @UICGLAS @UICGWS
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Winthrop Avenue Family: stories of displacement, racism, and segregation… but also of joy, community, and collective care
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