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Archived poster for CORE’s virtual discussion on Topics in Central American Studies. October 2020.
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Archived poster of the “Afrocubanas” event that CORE co-sponsored. October 2020.
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Archived poster of the Arts + Justice workshop event that CORE co-sponsored and co-organized. October 2020.
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Archived poster from the “Black Studies: Institutional Histories & Futures” panel, which CORE co-sponsored and co-organized.
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Archived poster from CORE’s virtual symposium on “Circulating Epistemologies.” May 2020.
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Archived poster of CORE’s virtual symposium dedicated to “The Politics of Latinx Cultural Production.” May 2020.
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Archived poster from a CORE workshop event with Professor Mary Hicks. April 2020/
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Archived poster from Professor Rebecca Scott’s book talk, organized by the Caribbean Studies Reading Group and co-sponsored by the CORE Workshop. May 2020.
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Archived poster from CORE’s workshop w/ Professor Muriam Davis in April 2020.
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An archived poster from Professor Melissa J. Wilde’s book talk for Birth Control Battles from Feb 2020. CORE co-organized the event with the Religion and Identity Politics Group.
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Archived pamphlet from the “‘Nothing to Lose But Our Chains’ The Black Bay Area & Beyond” Event, which the CORE workshop co-sponsored in November 2019.
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