Journalism for the Public Good with Reporter Emily Shugerman on CTSJ's the Matrix
Emily Shugerman pioneered the role of gender reporter for The Daily Beast, where she covers the intersection of politics, culture and gender. She previously covered breaking news and U.S. politics for The Independent of London. She is the recipient of the 2019 Front Page Award for Best New Journalist and the 2014 Excellence in Journalism Award from the Washington State Association for Justice.
Re-Imagining Trans and South Asian Identity Through Story-Telling with Mashuq Mushtaq Deen & Prof. Aleem Hossain on CTSJ's The Matrix
Mashuq Mushtaq Deen is a New Dramatists company member, winner of the Lambda Literary Award, and first runner-up for India's Sulthan Padamsee Playwriting Prize. He has been supported with residencies at MacDowell, Bogliasco, Wurlitzer, Blue Mountain Center, New Harmony and others. He is represented by the Gurman Agency.
Intersectional Sexism in Hollywood: A Conversation with Sheetal Sheth on CTSJ's The Matrix
Sheetal is an award winning actress, author, producer, and activist who burst onto the scene with raves in the groundbreaking film, ‘ABCD’, playing the gutsy lead, a risky and memorable role as a young Indian American girl struggling with the ties of family and tradition.She broke out and won hearts in ‘Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World’ opposite Albert Brooks, as the female lead, Maya, winning the role after an extensive international casting search.
Re-Imagining National Security with Muslim Public Affairs Council President, Salam al-Marayati on CTSJ's The Matrix
Salam al-Marayati is President and Co-Founder of the Muslim Public Affairs Council and is nationally recognized for his commitment to improving the public understanding of Islam and policies impacting American Muslims. He oversees MPAC’s groundbreaking civic engagement, public policy, and advocacy work. He is an expert on Islam in the West, Muslim reform movements, human rights, democracy, national security, and Middle East politics. He has spoken at the White House, Capitol Hill and represented the U.S.
ECON-UEP Student Colloquium: Glendale Arrests: Prevalence, Racial Disparities, and Implications
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CTSJ: Law for Social Change - An Oxy Alumni Panel
Law for Social Change: An Oxy Alumni Panel on Going from Oxy to Law School and Practicing Law for Social Justice.
Presented by OxyGen (A Program Connecting Oxy's Generations) and the Department of Critical Theory & Social Justice
with
Kristin Brown, Georgetown Law Center. Oxy 2008.
Kaitlin Kelly, Lewis & Clark Law. Oxy 2012.
Sophia von Bergen, Lewis & Clark Law. Oxy 2016.
The Future of Roe — In Light of the Supreme Court Decision on Texas SB 8
Wednesday Sept 22, 2021 at 12pm Pacific
The Future of Roe — In Light of the Supreme Court Decision on Texas SB 8
CTSJ Los Angeles with The Representation Project present:
A Panel Discussion:
David Donatti, ACLU of Texas, Staff Attorney
John Erickson, City Councilmember, West Hollywood
Serita Fontanesi is the Executive Director of Emerge Texas
with Dr. Caroline Heldman, Prof. of Critical Theory and Social Justice and Executive Director of The Representation Project