Colonialismo Tecnológico, Datos, e Inteligencia Artificial
En este conversatorio nos preguntaremos: ¿es la inteligencia artificial una herramienta neutral o un nuevo dispositivo de poder?
En este conversatorio nos preguntaremos: ¿es la inteligencia artificial una herramienta neutral o un nuevo dispositivo de poder?
Through short panel presentations and guided discussion, we name the imperialist violence against women in Palestine, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico and affirm our anti-colonial, anti-imperialist feminist power—responding to the UN’s CSW70 Violence Against Women Panel and more.
Join us for Collage Making For Liberation, a one-day course w/ Queens-based therapist and artist Ashley Lagrange!
Join Neha Dexit and Shayoni Mitra for an insightful chat about the award-winning book, The Many Lives of Syeda X.
Students will spend this workshop on April 18, 2026 learning the cyanotype process from beginning to end, with Praise Fuller.
Sonnets for Survival is an art installation and poetry program created for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The installation features clothing displays paired with survivour testimonies to challenge the harmful myth that clothing causes sexual assault.
BETWEEN NEIGHBORHOODS uses split-screen original and archival footage to trace immigration, imperialism, and globalization around the Unisphere, linking the racist authoritarian visions of Robert Moses and Donald Trump across liberal and neoliberal eras.
In this one-day session, we will practice figure drawing from life, working independently with guidance from Nick Skoug. April 21, 2026.
This film “Honoring Amilcar” captures Amilcar Cabral’s influence and impact on several social justice involved Black people in Cape Verde and The United States.
This gathering is envisioned as a cultural and relational experience that invites participants to engage with the tensions, contradictions, and possibilities of shaping new pathways for land stewardship, cultural renewal, and collective liberation.
Join us for a special Earth Day Screening of the second documentary from journalist Abby Martin that uncovers a shocking blind spot in the climate conversation: the U.S. military.
Don’t Be Long, Little Bird: A young Palestinian girl time travels to 1930s Palestine and meets her great-grandmother as a child.
LA Rebellion: A Cinematic Movement: A documentary on the rise of LA Rebellion, the UCLA-born movement of filmmakers of color after the Watts Uprising.
