As the end of the semester rapidly approaches, we want to let you know about a few events happening on campus. While we are not directly involved as sponsors, we believe they may be of interest:
- 3/30, 4pm: “Writing for Love and Money: How Migration Promotes Literacy Learning in Transnational Families,” talk by Kate Vieira (University of Wisconsin). More information.
- Closing 3/31: “Speeches—Chapter 3: Living Labour,” video by artist Bouchra Khalili installed in the Wexner Center’s Box gallery on the experiences of five undocumented workers in New York.
4/6, 4:30-5:30pm: “As If Traveling Were the Way of the Clouds,” exhibition opening at Hopkins Hall Gallery featuring three short videos from Arab artists focusing on global migration. Exhibition is up April 6-17. More information
4/7, 11:45am-4:30pm: Migration Studies Symposium, 18th Ave Library. More information
4/7-8: “The Somali Diaspora in the US,” workshop and events, various times and locations. More information.
Our exhibit in collaboration with the Global Gallery at Hagerty Hall, “Migration and its Human Dimensions,” continues to be up through May 30th. More information.
And finally, our grant awardees for this cycle have been announced! Visit https://u.osu.edu/globalmobility/grants/ for details. Our next deadline is for undergraduate/faculty mentorship grants on October 31, 2017.
