Human Rights, Indigenous Rights (Human Rights Institute Speaker Series)

The Comparative Literature GSO is proud to co-present tonight’s speaker series with the Human Rights Institute at Binghamton University. Three indigenous scholar-artists — Noel Altaha, Alex Jimerson, and Reynaldo Morales — will join us for a dialogue entitled Human Rights, Indigenous Rights: Decolonizing the Americas. The event will be hosted by Birgit Brander Rasmussen of the English Department, and co-presented by the COLI GSO.
Refreshments and food will be served. The event begins at 6pm in the IASH Conference room (next to the Library Tower elevators).

Spring Symposium April 27

Join us April 27 from 5-7pm in the Graduate Student Lounge (next to the library tower elevators) for a Spring Symposium!

Let’s take some time to share our works-in-progress, reflect on the academic year, and look ahead to 2018-19. If you have academic and|or artistic projects recently completed or still underway, sign up for an opportunity to “share work” with the community of Comparative Literature Graduate Students, think about how the various activities you have pursued this year relate to one another and to your visions and plans, and gain from the vastly diverse perspectives among us. If you would rather not share work, come and help create an atmosphere of fellowship and offer your insights about others’ projects!

Food will be provided, including vegetarian options. If you’re interested in sharing work, please sign up at this link.