The Story of a Small Town

Introduction by guest programmer Janet Louie, Ph.D. candidate, Harvard University. Pre-screening Q&A with Louie and Kurt Wong (UCLA ’90), grandson of Tony Quon and Margaret Lew, owners of the Sing Lee Theatre.

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Miss Magic / Shogun Assassin

Double feature.

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What Does the U.S. Invasion Mean for Venezuela and the Region?

Dorothy Kronick, Associate Professor, Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley

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Experimenting with Care: Syphilis Therapies and the Making of Chile’s Welfare State

A talk on the making of Chile’s welfare state by Felipe Martínez-Fernández, historian of modern medicine.

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A Tattered Leaf Covers the Torn: Class Dynamics of Buddhist Charity in Vietnam

Professor Sara Ann Swenson (Dartmouth College) presents new research on how global trends in humanitarianism are enacted at the local level through the everyday ethics and informal practices of low-income and middle-class Buddhist volunteers in Vietnam.

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International Summer Program at Seoul National University, South Korea

This session will provide all information about International Summer Program (ISP) at Seoul National University (SNU). Please come and get all answers of any inquiries you may have about this program.

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Student Voices: Politics and Power in International Law

If power determines law, what does that mean for the rules-based international order?

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When Two Worlds Collide: Presented by the American Indian and Pacific Islander Living Learning Community

Join us for an evening celebrating Native American and Pacific Islander cultures through performances, food, art, and community outreach. The event is designed to celebrate, support, and welcome Indigenous communities at UCLA, foster allyship and understanding among non-AI/PI communities, and uplift AI/PI students in higher education.

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The Barn Owl Project

This event is part of the Center's series "Scientific and Environmental Diplomacy."

Join us on January 22nd for a webinar with Professor Yossi Leshem on his highly successful environmental project that has helped connect people in Israel, Palestine, and Jordan around a joint agricultural initiative.

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Entre la enseñanza y difusión de la historia en México: narrativas divergentes y no oficiales

Learning from Latin American Outreach Series

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