Kelly Lytle Hernandez & Million Dollar Hoods panel & workshop
This is part of series of events curated by ISLA Visiting Scholar, Vicki Ruiz.
Kelly Lytle Hernandez & Million Dollar Hoods: Panel and Workshop
Million Dollar Hoods maps the fiscal and human cost of mass incarceration by showing how much the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department and the Los Angeles Police Department spent on incarceration between 2010 and 2015. The maps do not show where arrests are made. Rather, the maps show the neighborhoods where persons arrested by LASD and LAPD live and how much LAPD and/or LASD spent to incarcerate them. Currently highlighted on the map are the thirty-one neighborhoods where LAPD and LASD spent at least $6 million between 2010 and 2015.
First Gen Panel
Refreshments from Porto's Bakery will be served. Presented by Upward Bound and the First Gen Club.
Screening of "Walkout"
Crisostomo, a senior at Lincoln High School in 1968, was part of a small group of students and faculty who led 15,000 Chicano students to walk out of their L.A. Unified schools in a historic protest against longstanding inequities in the district. Refreshments will be served! Presented by Upward Bound and the First Generation Club.
An Introduction to the Bernoulli Numbers
Consider these basic questions: What can we say about finite sums of powers of consecutive whole numbers? What about infinite sums of powers of fractions? What can we say about whole number solutions to polynomial equations? What about factorizations into primes?