Archive
BLACK LIVES MATTER IN BRAZIL
with Alvaro Nascimento, Waleska Miguel Batisa, and Watufani Poe
10 December 2020
Co-sponsored by Center for Brazilian Studies, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Department of History, Department of Public Policy, and The Promise Institute for Human Rights.
2020 LOIS E. MATTHEWS LECTURE:
O BRAVE NEW WORLD THAT HAS SUCH PEOPLE IN IT!
Lecture by Ana Luísa Amaral
8 December 2020
Sponsored by the Department of Spanish and Portuguese
The UCLA Brazilian Film Series Presents:
A Roundtable Discussion and Q&A with Filmmaker Iberê Carvalho
4 December 2020
Co-Sponsored by the Center for Brazilian Studies, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, and the Consulate General of Brazil in Los Angeles
(In)Visibles: Personal Identity and Social Inclusion
with Judge Raquel Chrispino, Claudio Machado, and Arturo Muente Kunigami
24 November 2020
Co-Sponsored by the Latin American Institute, Center for Brazilian Studies and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Book Presentation: Não é isto um livro by Patrícia Lino
Presented by Jerónimo Pizarro
20 November 2020
Co-Sponsored by the Center for Brazilian Studies and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Read in LA: Translating Three Generations of Brazilian Authors
with Elisa Wouk Almino, Hilary Kaplan, and Magdalena Edwards
18 November 2020
Co-Sponsored by the Center for Brazilian Studies, the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, and the Consulate General of Brazil in Los Angeles
Democracy and Brazil: Collapse and Regression
with Bernardo Bianchi, Patricia Rangel, Jorge Chaloub and Flavia Rios
12 November 2020
Center for Brazilian Studies event
Democracy and Brazil: Collapse and Regression
with Bernardo Bianchi, Patricia Rangel, Jorge Chaloub and Flavia Rios
12 November 2020
Center for Brazilian Studies event
Lido em LA: Tradução-Edu
with Guilherme Gontijo Flores
10 November 2020
Co-Sponsored by the Center for Brazilian Studies and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Latin American Perspectives on the U.S. Presidential Election
with Alejandro Díaz Domínguez, Mario Cepik, and Claudia Heiss
28 October 2020
UCLA Latin American Institute event co-sponsored by the Center for Brazilian Studies, the UCLA Center for Southern Cone Studies, the UCLA Center for Mexican Studies, and the UCLA Program on Caribbean Studies.
After the End of the World: Utopian Thought in Joao Almino's Literary Brasilia
with Benjamin Burt
20 November 2019
2019-2020 UCLA Colloquium on Brazil
Working Paper