Policed: A Latinx History of State Violence
Monday, November 2, noon–1:30pm · Humanities Center, Board Room
Spanning the nineteenth century to the present, Policed: A Latinx History of State Violence, examines how policing became a key component in the formation of Latinx identity and political consciousness, and still lies at the heart of many pressing issues…
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More happening in Palo Alto
Other events around this date, from the weekly Palo Alto events roundup. Details can change, so check with each organizer before you go.
- In the Global Vanguard: Agrarian Development and the Making of Modern TaiwanMonday, November 2, noon–1:15pm · Encina Hall
- Tangling the Digital: Weaving, Printmaking, ComputingMonday, November 2, 1pm–5pm · McMurtry Building, Coulter Art Gallery
- Green Library Book Display: Witches and WitchcraftMonday, November 2, 1pm–2pm · Hohbach Hall
- Touch Me Not: 12th Annual Undergraduate Juried ExhibitionMonday, November 2, 1pm–5pm · Art Gallery
- A Vision of Paris: The Roxane Debuisson Collection at StanfordMonday, November 2, 10am–6pm · Green Library, Bing Wing
- EH&S: Flu & COVID-19 Vaccination ClinicMonday, November 2, 9am–2pm
- Financial Counseling with Fidelity (Main Campus, Huang Bldg, Room B019) (By Appointment Only)Monday, November 2, 8am–5pm · Jen-Hsun Huang Building (School of Engineering)
- Book Talk: Chrystia Freeland — Unreliable Boyfriend: An Insider’s View of Dealing with a Chaotic Superpower, Plutocrats, and Other Complicated PeopleMonday, November 2, 4pm–5:30pm · Encina Hall