Landscapes of Displacement

This interdisciplinary Symposium explores emerging research on borderlands, refugees, and and displacement in Holocaust studies, Latina/o and Chicana/o studies, Asian American studies, American Indian studies and African America, Africana, and Black studies

Keynote Lecture
Friday, September 23, 5:30 p.m.
Stephanie Young, Associate Professor of English, Salem State University
Curating Forensics: Displaced Objects from the Holocaust and Latin America

Panels

Friday 
1:00 PM Welcome and Opening Remarks
1:30 PM Making and Remaking the Border
4:00 PM Clandestine Crossings

Saturday
9:00 AM Narrative, Memory, and Identity
11:00 AM Expressive Culture
1:30 PM Dislacement and Educational Equity
3:30 PM Roundtable on Pedagogy of and on the Borderlands

This program is free and opent to the public, but registration is requested at ushmm.org/events/san-diego-symposium. Lunch will be provided on Saturday for all registered attendees.