American Studies is an interdisciplinary field focusing on the diverse histories, cultures, institutions, and peoples of the United States and its territories.
Start your week off right with Micronesian-Kānaka maoli solidarity talks 🤝🏽 featuring TWO Deep Pacific Podcast contributors/community organizers--Carol Ann & Austin, & community leaders like Joy Enamoto & Punahele! We can't wait 🤩 #PasifikaRising
6 PM HST Mon/2 PM Tue ChST
Another Micronesian child of the diaspora dead by police. "Rescue Eram was shot dead by San Marcos police April 10th".
We've donated. Let's get his earthly body home so his family can have peace 🙏🏽 we also call for details to be public!
#Justice4Rescue
https://t.co/vTKwaRirPt
DISGUSTING! George Floyd’s life mattered! Black lives matter!! This hate does NOT belong in our communities. Thankfully, the artist was able to quickly fix the mural and erase this despicable message.
“When we talk about landback, we’re not talking just about landback in the “US”. We’re talking about landback for those who deal with the 800 overseas US military bases globally” #TheRedDeal#landback
We're gearing up for our last Brown Bag of the semester, which will feature Executive Director of @hihumanities and CBR alum @makaaiko (Aiko Yamashiro). Don't miss the end of the Spring 2021 season this coming Thursday, April 29, at noon HST on Zoom.
'We can no longer separate the health crisis from the ecological crisis, & we can't separate the ecological crisis from the climate crisis. It's all interlinked in many ways. 🌐 problems require 🌐 solutions' - @GretaThunberg
On #EarthDay, let's #ACTogether for #VaccinEquity!
📗 Historical Native Hawaiian fight against climate change detailed in new book - The book focuses on community struggles over lands and waters and restoration projects in #Hawaii ➡️ https://t.co/llxb4YHwf8 @fujikane1
@kekanakalawaia Sandra Yellowhorse—Kinyaa'aanii (Towering House People), Diné—a PhD candidate at Univ of Auckland. Her work is “rooted in Diné storytelling which examines philosophies of difference and "disability" from an Indigenous perspective.” She’s amazing! https://t.co/54ndUrWtn1
Tomorrow evening at the Arts & Letters Building! Conversations around The Value of Hawai'i 3 & learning around grassroots community efforts working towards environmental justice. Proceeds go toward the Hawai'i People’s Fund Giving Project. RSVP here: https://t.co/dBZUyCvgMZ
A true matriarch has passed — bless you Ladonna Brave Bull Allard. You will be remembered for all you have done to serve humanity: Sacred Stone, your mentoring of the young, your strength and vision. Prayers up... #NoDAPL forever.
Join us tomorrow, April 12 at 4PM for our webinar, The Long Road to Atlanta: Anti-Asian Racism and Misogyny with @HelenZiaReal. Register at https://t.co/j0yKLTKkSb.
join us in a couple of weeks: Joy Harjo and several of my favorite Pacific poets at the Green Room of the Merwin Conservancy. register here: https://t.co/R10F3ABQ6p
Hafa adai, kasehlelie, aloha, & kia ora to you my #DeepPasifika 🌊 our FIRST episode of Season 2 "What does it mean to be Pasifika in the diaspora?" has arrived 🥳
Sent through the waves of our great Pacific 🤲🏽 this one has been long in the making!
https://t.co/hyvymMOoIs
Join us for a searching conversation on overcoming anti-Asian racism and violence. Featuring author and activist Helen Zia. Mon., April 12, 4:00 pm HST. Register here: https://t.co/j0yKLTKkSb
Join us for a searching conversation on overcoming anti-Asian racism and violence. Featuring author and activist Helen Zia. Mon., April 12, 4:00 pm HST. Register here: https://t.co/j0yKLTKkSb
👀 #UHManoa alumna ʻIolani Luahine was regarded as one of the greatest hula dancers of the 20th century. Luahine became the first recipient of Hawaiʻi‘s State Order of Distinction for Cultural Leadership. #WomensHistoryMonth#FacesOfManoa
Five current and former Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting employees are facing federal charges for allegedly accepting bribes, the Hawaii U.S. Attorney’s office announced on Tuesday.
https://t.co/orq0eIX5uM