April 12 - April 16, 2021
12:30PM - 12:30PM
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2021-04-12 12:30:00
2021-04-16 12:30:00
Bringing the Border to Columbus: A Virtual Symposium
Time: Various
Event Host: Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme, The Latina/o Studies Program, The Center for Folklore Studies, Urban Arts Space
Short Description: At the Bringing the Border to Columbus symposium, academics, activists, artists and immigrants from the Ohio State and greater Columbus community will interrogate the politics of south-to-north migrations in the borderlands between the United States and Mexico and the resulting death and disappearances in these borderlands.
Bringing the Border to Columbus: A Virtual Symposium will take place at The Ohio State University on April 12-16 supported by a Global Arts + Humanities Discover Theme grant.
At the symposium, academics, activists, artists and immigrants from the Ohio State and greater Columbus community will interrogate the politics of south-to-north migrations in the borderlands between the United States and Mexico and the resulting death and disappearances in these borderlands. We aim to bring to light how the policies enacted in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands have direct impacts on the lives of our immigrant neighbors, all U.S. Americans and on the lives of immigrants in the U.S. who continue to live in the borderlands under the protection of sanctuary.
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2021-04-12 12:30:00
2021-04-16 12:30:00
Bringing the Border to Columbus: A Virtual Symposium
Time: Various
Event Host: Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme, The Latina/o Studies Program, The Center for Folklore Studies, Urban Arts Space
Short Description: At the Bringing the Border to Columbus symposium, academics, activists, artists and immigrants from the Ohio State and greater Columbus community will interrogate the politics of south-to-north migrations in the borderlands between the United States and Mexico and the resulting death and disappearances in these borderlands.
Bringing the Border to Columbus: A Virtual Symposium will take place at The Ohio State University on April 12-16 supported by a Global Arts + Humanities Discover Theme grant.
At the symposium, academics, activists, artists and immigrants from the Ohio State and greater Columbus community will interrogate the politics of south-to-north migrations in the borderlands between the United States and Mexico and the resulting death and disappearances in these borderlands. We aim to bring to light how the policies enacted in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands have direct impacts on the lives of our immigrant neighbors, all U.S. Americans and on the lives of immigrants in the U.S. who continue to live in the borderlands under the protection of sanctuary.
Virtual
College of Arts and Sciences
asccomm@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Time: Various
Event Host: Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme, The Latina/o Studies Program, The Center for Folklore Studies, Urban Arts Space
Short Description: At the Bringing the Border to Columbus symposium, academics, activists, artists and immigrants from the Ohio State and greater Columbus community will interrogate the politics of south-to-north migrations in the borderlands between the United States and Mexico and the resulting death and disappearances in these borderlands.
Event Host: Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme, The Latina/o Studies Program, The Center for Folklore Studies, Urban Arts Space
Short Description: At the Bringing the Border to Columbus symposium, academics, activists, artists and immigrants from the Ohio State and greater Columbus community will interrogate the politics of south-to-north migrations in the borderlands between the United States and Mexico and the resulting death and disappearances in these borderlands.
Bringing the Border to Columbus: A Virtual Symposium will take place at The Ohio State University on April 12-16 supported by a Global Arts + Humanities Discover Theme grant.
At the symposium, academics, activists, artists and immigrants from the Ohio State and greater Columbus community will interrogate the politics of south-to-north migrations in the borderlands between the United States and Mexico and the resulting death and disappearances in these borderlands. We aim to bring to light how the policies enacted in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands have direct impacts on the lives of our immigrant neighbors, all U.S. Americans and on the lives of immigrants in the U.S. who continue to live in the borderlands under the protection of sanctuary.
