Register here: https://criticalrefugeestudies.com/events/sumud-sanuk-a-critical-refugee-studies-virtual-conference
Day 1 Program, November 19
Session 1: Graduate Student Grantees
Brent Eng, Ahmed Correa-Alvarez, Melina Economou, Saugher Nojan
Session 2: Graduate Student Grantees
Vianny Gavilanes, Christiane Assefa, Samantha Streuli, Rebecca Wear, Lisa Dring
Session 3: Faculty Grantees
Tammy Ho, Yehuda Sharim, Alexander Fattal
Session 4: Community Org Grantees
United Taxi Workers of San Diego, Cham Refugees Community, Southeast Asian Student Coalition, Majdal Community Center
Session 5: Artist Grantees
Rita Phetmixay, Michelle Barnardino, Krysada Phounsiri
Day 2 Program, November 20
Paper Titles
Session 1:
Sarah Grant, “Coffee at What Cost? Monoculture, Indigeneity, and Resistance in Vietnam”
Sylvia Tiwon, “Clove, Nutmeg, and the Invention of Scarcity.”
Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu, “From Moana Nui to the West Berkeley Shellmound, Indigenous Solidarities and Protecting the Sacred”
Session 2:
Haleh Zandi, “Sowing Seeds of a Local Peace Economy”
Lidieth Arevalo, “Ethical storytelling: The importance of Authentic Immigrant Stories by Immigrant Storytellers”
Session 3:
Patricia Rojas-Zambrano, “Stories of home, loss, and healing: how participatory media, storytelling and arts-based processes promote immigrant and refugee wellness”
Nicole Barakat, “al-qalb yasmaa/the heart listens”
