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Gabrielle Calvocoressi's Rocket Fantastic4th Annual Cox Family Process Speaker Series>> Register Here 

 >> Click Here to Reserve Your SpotPart of the CHA's Difficult Dialogues: Community Conversations series and Colorado Chautauqua's Voices at Chautauqua series.How do we have difficult conversations with people you care about, but may

A panel event to discuss various forms of reparations for historical harms.March 20, 202412:30pm - 1:45pmCenter for Teaching and Learning (CTL), CASE E390�鶹ӰԺ the EventHow do we repair harm, when the harm is on a national scale? For the

Raising awareness and offering pathways to staying informed, engaged, and active. This event includes a staged reading of "How to Remain A Humanist after a Massacre in 17 Steps" by Maya Arad Yasur, readings of works by acclaimed 

Faculty Celebration of Major Works 2020 - 2023 Showcase of Works and 2023 Magazine Launch   RSVP HERE Join us for an exciting celebration for our CU �鶹ӰԺ Faculty! On February 29, 2024, the Center for Humanities

The Frontier of Free Speech: Are There Boundaries?  Part of the CHA's Difficult Dialogues: Community Conversations series and Colorado Chautauqua's Voices at Chautauqua series. Click Here For Tickets For this second

Why Don’t You Think Like I Do?  Navigating the spaces between us THIS EVENT IS CURRENTLY SOLD OUT Part of the CHA's Difficult Diaolgues: Community Conversations series and Colorado Chautauqua's Voices at Chautauqua series As we begin 2024

Join us for a salon event hosted by the Center for Humanities & the Arts (CHA), where we center the voices of graduate students in the arts and humanities.Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2024Time: 12:15pm - 1:30pmLocation: Rec Center’s Ice Overlook

Event: Introducing Asian American and Pacific Islander Identities Join Julia Shizuyo Popham, PhD Student of CU �鶹ӰԺ's Department of Comparative Ethnic Studies, for a presentation on Asian American history and Asian American and Pacific

Asian American History, Identity, & How to be an Anti-Racism Advocate: An AAPI Heritage Month Talk Dr. Jennifer Ho, Ethnic Studies Professor and CHA Director, will talk about what the term “AAPI” means—its origins, its use as label that combines