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Continental Theory Buffalo: David Castillo & Ewa Ziarek at FITZ

 UB professors David Castillo and Ewa Ziarek will visit FITZ to discuss their newly published book Critical Theory Buffalo.
Castillo and Ziarek will speak to the transatlantic dialogue that spawned the critical theory movement of the 60s and 70s. Buffalo has a special place in this story as it hosted leading French academics like Michel Foucault, Rene Girard and Helene Cixous at pivotal points in their careers.
Questions we expect to discuss with our guest speakers include: What is Critical Theory and how has it remained relevant? How did Buffalo come to feature in its development? How do we ensure that a broad set of social movement stakeholders—communities, workers, students—share the task of building a critical analysis? What’s the relationship between Critical Theory and Critical Race Theory?

Talking Peace taping: Peace Action Student Groups

On Peace Action Student Groups – Canisius College. With Sameria Mbili, Student Organizer of Peace Action Canisius College; Sharon Smith, Peace Action Canisius College Event Coordinator; and Vicki Ross, WNYPC Community Coordinator

 

Discussion topics: ? values we bring ? what is Peace Action? PANYS? Peace Action Canisius College?  ? what events/campaigns have you had? are planning? (incl. Earth Day litter cleanup) ? how can a college campus start up a PeaceAction student chapter? ? what are your hopes and plans? ? ways people can help, and/or get more involved

Becoming the Beloved Community: A Celebration of the Feast of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Panel discussion at the Buffalo History Museum with local community activists – including Vicki Ross and Heron Simmonds – reflecting on Dr. King’s legacy and the road ahead.

The “Feast of Dr. King” honors him as a pastor and as a martyr each year on the day of his assassination. This event, which will be held at the Buffalo History Museum, will  start with a welcome and readings followed by a panel discussion:

3:30 – Welcome/ Introduction of the speakers
3:40 – 4:15 – Individual panelists
4:15 – 4:30 – “Fishbowl” discussion between panelists
4:30 – 5pm – Audience questions and participation
This will be an in-person event. Masks are highly recommended.
Register here. Contact: Gabrie’l at gatchison@episcopalwny.org for more information.