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A farm laborer sits on a cot in the foreground, looking down. Two other workers sit in the shade of a tarp in the background.

Photography Exhibition: In Camps, Under Trees and Evicted: Farmworkers Living Close to the Line in Northern California

⭐️ Organized by the UC Davis Labor and Community Center in partnership with labor photographer and journalist David Bacon

Multicultural Calendar - November 2025

⭐️ Presented by Inclusive Excellence

Book spines of the Campus Community Book Project selections from 2002 to 2025

Crossing Paths: Art and Memoir in Conversation

⭐️ Presented by the Campus Community Book Project and the Manetti Shrem Museum

Grand Opening of the UC Davis Lotus Mana Center

⭐️ Presented by Student Affairs Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander–Serving Institution (AANAPISI)

Nov 6, 2025 @ 4:00pm - 11:59pm
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Memorial Union 21D Floor Rm 201
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HIA Book Talk Series: Emily Vázquez Enríquez

🌟 Presented by the Hemispheric Institute on the Americas

Nov 7, 2025 @ 12:00pm - 1:30pm
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Andrews Conference Room (SSH 2203)
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Fall '25: AAS Brown Bag "First Fridays" Speaker Series

🌟 Presented by African American African Studies

The first Brown Bag Speaker Series event will feature Marisa Raya. Join us for a great presentation, conversation, and food!

Kristen George: CAMPOS Research Colloquium

⭐️ Presented by the Center for the Advancement of Multicultural Perspectives on Science (CAMPOS)

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Principles of Community 35th Anniversary Fall Celebration

🌟 Presented by Inclusive Excellence

Caress of the Chinampa: Nahua Ecologies of Survivance and the Death of Mexico City

Caress of the Chinampa: Nahua Ecologies of Survivance and the Death of Mexico City In this talk, Daniel Gámez weaves extended conversations, collaborative archival analysis, and political advocacy with elders, traditional authorities, and agricultural workers of Atlapulco, a Nahua pue