Dr. Salas examines trans* as a co-formation of knowledge that resists the rigidities of colonial borders—both geographic and epistemic. They analyze how transness is lived in movement: through migration, through institutional constraints, and through everyday practices of care and survival. Zoom Access: Meeting ID 890 9028 3178, Passcode: 262705.
Join CARECEN to learn about Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and how it may put certain non-citizens under 21 on a pathway to citizenship. Register for this Event
A series of alumni-led panels offered during the Fall and Spring semesters. These engaging and educational sessions are designed for students exploring different career paths and seeking insights from professionals about their journeys into various industries. All panels will take place on Zoom. Panelist bio and pictures coming soon. Register Today!
We have an amazing opportunity to hear from Abeerah Muhammad and her powerful experiences. Join us April 22nd at 7pm to learn about the global health lessons she learned while nursing in Gaza. RSVP HERE
Join CARECEN to learn about the current state of Advance Parole & options for international and domestic travel for non-citizens. Register for this Event
Gender and Women’s Studies will host Licensed Midwives from the Kindred Space LA Birthing Center. The center was founded by Kimberly Durdin and Allegra Hill in response to the black maternity health crisis effecting black birthing people in this country. These guest speakers will enliven the subject of reproductive justice for students and encourage them to think about...
