Moderated by Liudmila Klimanova, Russian & Slavic Studies, with College of Humanities panelists:
Carine Bourget, French & Italian | Spanish & Portuguese
Wenhao Diao, East Asian Studies
David Gramling, General Studies | German Studies
Anita Huizar-Hernández, Spanish & Portuguese
Borderland regions can present complex tangles of geopolitics, nationalism and differing cultural heritages and languages. New possibilities exist alongside forces of dominance and oppression that run directly contrary to principles of freedom and justice. College of Humanities researchers specializing in various regions, languages and cultures discuss how the interplay of these issues create systemic inequalities and how resilient action seeks to counteract those forces.
This is a LIVE panel discussion on Zoom. Register to receive the link and to submit a question in advance for the panelists.
