This virtual exhibit centers the voices, memories, experiences, and desires of writers from the Cambodian, Hmong, Laotian, and Vietnamese diaspora. Explore their selected published works alongside materials from the University of California, Irvine Libraries Southeast Asian Archive beginning Feb. 3rd.

See more here!

The Anti-white Supremacy Pedagogy Reading Group, led by LaShonda Carter (PhD Candidate, Culture & Theory) and Larisa Castillo (Faculty Director of Pedagogical Humanities) will focus on Anti-White Supremacist knowledges and practices that interrupt the reproduction of White Supremacist educational approaches. Sponsored by UCI Humanities Center: "For a More Perfect Union?".

Did you miss this event about how to create effective partnerships outside of the university?

See this collaboration amng UC Irvine, UC Riverside and UC San Diego through the UC Humanities Center Consortium here!

Looking for a paid summer fellowship?

Apply by February 28, 2022

And follow the Oakland Community School Project Podcast Series, "In Their Own Words," to hear 2021 Summer Fellows reflect on their experiences.

Launching on February 1, 2022.

Enjoy a recording of a special Q&A conversation with Joy Harjo about her life and work!

Watch here!

A new course welcomes incoming first-gen students majoring in the humanities by introducing students to UCI and the humanities curriculum. Scott Lerner shares his goals for this course and what he expects students to gain from it!

Read more about it here!

The UCI DIY project, in partnership with the Division of Undergraduate Education, UCI Illuminations and the Humanities Center's 'To Form a More Perfect Union?' series, invites undergraduates to submit a range of creative and critical work in robust conversation with the speakers appearing this coming academic year.