Dec 30 and 31 9-5pm PST at UC Berkeley I will be in conversation with Munir Jiwa, KamalAbu-Shamsie, Ruqayya Y. Khan, Sahar Alhasani, and Sarra Tlili and in UC Berkeley GTU's Doug Adams Gallery, Center for the Arts and Religion: An exhibition of Micaela Amateau Amato's illustrations from Zazu Dreamsas well...
Dec 30 and 31 9-5pm PST at UC Berkeley On December 31st in UC Berkeley, GTU CARe's Doug Adams Gallery, Dr. Cara JudeaAlhadeff (Sephardic Jewish) and Pantea Karmini (Persian Iranian) will present “I AM EVERYTHING!” Countering intersectional hegemonic assumptions, the two visual artists will reframe religion...
I will be leading an embodied empowerment-based, cancer-research workshop for under-represented students through DREAM-High. This will be a pre-cursor to my upcoming course on environmentally-induced cancers and personal-political vulnerability-as-action.
Cara Judea Alhadeff will be in conversation with Shahanna McKinney Baldon Co-sponsored by: The Global Center for Advanced Studies, Edot Midwest, Sketchpad Jewish Community Center, Kehilla Synagogue, Bronzeville Art Ensemble, Jewish Council on Urban Affairs, Dayenu: A Jewish Call to...
Artist's talk By illuminating the intersections of history, geography, ethics and symbiosis between biodiversity, religious, and ethnic diversity, Zazu Dreams explores how we can transform our individual and collective habitual capitalist-consumer-driven behavior through a historical and contemporary commitment to...
When we live in a practice of gratitude, when we do not take things or people for granted, we truly embody spiritual intelligence. This practice unravels the interdependent relationships between waste/disposability and ethnocentrism/xenophobia--between ecological collapse and humanitarian abuses. Storytelling is a...
I will be collaborating with Dr. Shoshannah Bryn Jones Square on a series of EcoCriticism workshops and lectures in New Brunswick Date, TBD
January 5-19/ 19-30 Double Residency/ Double Fellowship at Penland School of Craft, Spruce Pine, North Carolina “Alchemy: Collaborating with the Unknown” is about weaving relationships. The word “technology” comes from the root techne, “to fabricate,” “to weave.” Weaving the detritus...
March 18-20, 3-Day Literary Festival and Art Exhibit at Barry University, Miami, Co-Sponsored by Department of English and Foreign Languages with the library and Career and Experiential Learning guest speaker for the Department of English and Foreign Languages March 18,...
March 18-20, 3-Day Literary Festival and Art Exhibit at Barry University, Miami, Co-Sponsored by Department of English and Foreign Languages with the library and Career and Experiential Learning guest speaker for the Department of English and Foreign Languages and March...
Decolonizing our minds while decolonizing our bodies can serve as a collective strategy that can lead to eco-social justice transformation. How can we live our lives without sacrificing the lives of others? How can we transition from our petroleum-pharmaceutical-addicted cyber-culture to a bioregional economics rooted...