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SUMMARY:Gallop: A Pedagogical Retrospective
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a celebration and academic analysis of the career of Jane Gallop. This one-day symposium will include two in-depth roundtables that feature Jane’s former graduate advisees. \nThis will be an in-person symposium with events on the 9th Floor at C21 and in Curtin Hall 175. Registration is required. We will be sure to stay in touch with all registrants about masking and vaccine parameters as they evolve. \nPlease visit this page for more information and to register for this event.
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/gallop-symposium/
LOCATION:Curtin 175\,  3243 N Downer Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Nonhuman Kinship" Lonely No More! Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a conversational roundtable that is part of C21’s Lonely No More! Symposia. \nIn what ways does loneliness manifest for nonhuman animals and in the nonhuman world? How might we rethink loneliness and connection with nonhumans in mind? As we reimagine and reinvent kin\, how do spaces for human-nonhuman connection grow and develop in the age of robots\, machines\, computers\, and AI? This conversation will include the following experts: \nBarbara J. King (William & Mary)\nKite aka Suzanne Kite (Concordia University)\nJuno Salazar Parreñas (Cornell University)\nSonia Zhang (New School) \nRegister here!
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/nonhuman-kinship-lonely-no-more-roundtable/
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SUMMARY:Remote Film Screening of "Maksym Osa"
DESCRIPTION:A Ukrainian film production that was interrupted by the Russian invasions in 2014 and again in 2022\, Maksym Osa is a fantasy thriller set in the 1600s\, yet deeply resonant with the present. Here\, the contemporary tenacity of Ukrainians in defense of their independence\, which has taken the world utterly by surprise\, is placed in a larger historical context. In its focus on the Cossacks\, a Ukrainian-created self-defense force\, as multidimensional figures\, Maksym Osa argues for the historical roots of Ukraine as a European and global nation. \nIn the misty sodden forests of late medieval Ukraine\, a group of Cossacks has been murdered and the gold entrusted to them for safekeeping stolen. Maksym Osa (Vasil’ Kukharsky)\, a forelocked warrior both ferocious and conniving\, as well as frequently drunk\, searches for clues near the Polish border that connect local nobility\, witchcraft\, and lycanthropy. Based on Igor Baranko’s graphic novel\, Makysm Osa (Myroslav Latyk\, 2022) relies on and updates Ukrainian folk cinema\, drawing inspiration from films such as The Eve of Ivan Kupalo (Yuri Ilyenko\, 1968) and The Lost Letter (Borys Ivchenko\, 1972). As in Ivchenko’s film\, Maksym Osa begins and ends with the same folk song: “The fish danced with the crawfish/The carrot with the porridge/The seahorse with the pearl/And the Cossack with the girl.” With tonal shifts and a sense of the absurd\, Osa showcases its take on Ukrainian lore alongside flashes of violence and dark humor. Like the many colorful and mysterious cinematic spectacles of Cossacks and magic that came before\, Maksym Osa is\, at heart\, an adventure. But also like those films\, salvation here doesn’t spring ex machina from deities\, sorcery\, or wealth. Instead\, it’s found in the fierce spirit of everyday people who defend their right to tell their own stories in the face of oppression. \nA Roundtable Introduction will feature a discussion with the Ukrainian filmmakers of the Maksym Osa project. \nRegister for the Thursday\, April 14th screening here! \nRegister for the Monday\, April 25th screening here!
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/remote-film-screening-of-maksym-osa/2022-04-14/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:The Ethos of Black Motherhood: Only White Women Get Pregnant
DESCRIPTION:Register here!
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/the-ethos-of-black-motherhood-only-white-women-get-pregnant/
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SUMMARY:"Doin' Black Rhetorics of Health Communication: A Framework for More Racially Just\, Community Engaged Care
DESCRIPTION:Register here!
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/doin-black-rhetorics-of-health-communication-a-framework-for-more-racially-just-community-engaged-care/
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SUMMARY:Remote Viewing of "The Box"
DESCRIPTION:Join C21 with Historians at the Movies (#HATM) for this special remote screening event! We’ll have an in-real-time conversation and reactions on Twitter to The Box\, a play by Sarah Shourd in collaboration with other survivors of solitary confinement. \nAccess the Zoom recording of the play here\, press “play” at 7PM Central\, and join the conversation on Twitter following the #HATM and #LNMC21 hashtags! This event is connected to the Lonely No More! Roundtable on May 6th\, titled “Weaponizing Loneliness.”
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/remote-viewing-of-the-box/
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SUMMARY:Remote Film Screening of "Maksym Osa"
DESCRIPTION:A Ukrainian film production that was interrupted by the Russian invasions in 2014 and again in 2022\, Maksym Osa is a fantasy thriller set in the 1600s\, yet deeply resonant with the present. Here\, the contemporary tenacity of Ukrainians in defense of their independence\, which has taken the world utterly by surprise\, is placed in a larger historical context. In its focus on the Cossacks\, a Ukrainian-created self-defense force\, as multidimensional figures\, Maksym Osa argues for the historical roots of Ukraine as a European and global nation. \nIn the misty sodden forests of late medieval Ukraine\, a group of Cossacks has been murdered and the gold entrusted to them for safekeeping stolen. Maksym Osa (Vasil’ Kukharsky)\, a forelocked warrior both ferocious and conniving\, as well as frequently drunk\, searches for clues near the Polish border that connect local nobility\, witchcraft\, and lycanthropy. Based on Igor Baranko’s graphic novel\, Makysm Osa (Myroslav Latyk\, 2022) relies on and updates Ukrainian folk cinema\, drawing inspiration from films such as The Eve of Ivan Kupalo (Yuri Ilyenko\, 1968) and The Lost Letter (Borys Ivchenko\, 1972). As in Ivchenko’s film\, Maksym Osa begins and ends with the same folk song: “The fish danced with the crawfish/The carrot with the porridge/The seahorse with the pearl/And the Cossack with the girl.” With tonal shifts and a sense of the absurd\, Osa showcases its take on Ukrainian lore alongside flashes of violence and dark humor. Like the many colorful and mysterious cinematic spectacles of Cossacks and magic that came before\, Maksym Osa is\, at heart\, an adventure. But also like those films\, salvation here doesn’t spring ex machina from deities\, sorcery\, or wealth. Instead\, it’s found in the fierce spirit of everyday people who defend their right to tell their own stories in the face of oppression. \nA Roundtable Introduction will feature a discussion with the Ukrainian filmmakers of the Maksym Osa project. \nRegister for the Thursday\, April 14th screening here! \nRegister for the Monday\, April 25th screening here!
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/remote-film-screening-of-maksym-osa/2022-04-25/
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SUMMARY:"Dragons and Lice" Lecture with Łukasz Mieszkowski
DESCRIPTION:An epidemic is an empirical phenomenon\, confirmed from the medical point of view and subject to historical description and biopolitical interpretation. By contrast\, plague\, according to its anthropological definition\, constitutes a part of a mythological landscape—a permanent element defining the crisis\, the transitional moment\, the end of the old world and the beginning of a new one. This talk covers the two biggest epidemics of infectious diseases\, typhus and influenza\, plaguing Poland’s population of that time and places them in a broader context of sanitary and social conditions in the early Second Polish Republic. \nThis event will be held in-person in Lubar Hall S185.
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/dragons-and-lice-lecture-with-lukasz-mieszkowski/
LOCATION:Lubar Hall S185\, 3202 N Maryland Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Media And/As Infrastructure
DESCRIPTION:To register for this event\, follow this link! Please note that you must register separately for each day.
URL:https://uwm.edu/c21/event/media-and-as-infrastructure/
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