Citizen Enough? Race and Belonging Now and Then: A Conversation With Neda Maghbouleh and Dana Y. Nakano
How do racial ideologies structure non-White U.S. citizens’ experiences of national belonging?
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Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute for the Humanities
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JUSTICE: A Conversation With Hess Scholars Melissa Murray and Russell M. Jeung
OnlineHess Scholars Melissa Murray and Russell M. Jeung discuss what is justice and how to get it.
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Careers in AI Virtual Panel
OnlineLearn from Brooklyn College alumni how you can find success in an increasingly AI world.
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The 2025–26 Annual Samuel J. Konefsky Memorial Lecture: The Trump Administration’s Assault on the Rights of Immigrants—The Battle in the Courts and Beyond
Library, Room 150, Woody Tanger AuditoriumLee Gelernt, ACLU Immigrant Rights Project, will discuss current attacks on immigrant rights.
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Doing Museum Work in These Political Times
Library, Room 150, Woody Tanger AuditoriumA conversation on challenges facing cultural institutions.
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Hess Week 2026 Welcome Ceremomy
Library, Woody Tanger AuditoriumBrooklyn College welcomes 2025-26 Hess Scholar-in-Residence Russell M. Jeung to campus.
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The Lives, Rights, and Civil Liberties of Asian Americans in an Age of Mass Deportation
Library, Woody Tanger AuditoriumHow are anti-immigrant attacks, politics, policies affecting Asian American communities?
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Belief and Belonging: Faith Communities and Justice
Library, Room 150, Woody Tanger AuditoriumDiscussion of the role of faith communities in the struggle for justice.
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Recuperating Collective Stories: Writing Chinese American Memoirs
Library, Woody Tanger AuditoriumA discussion on writing memoirs with authors Ava Chin and Russell M. Jeung
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Hess Week 2026: Struggling, Surviving, Thriving—Asian American Mental Health
Library, Room 150, Woody Tanger AuditoriumLeading experts discuss Asian American mental health.