Helen S. Kim, May 3

In solidarity with the call by the Cops Off Campus Coalition, and in honor of Abolition May which begins with a call for nationwide day of refusal on May 3, this event has been cancelled.

This event is part of a series of public-facing conversations with social justice activists and filmmakers invited to a UCLA undergraduate course (Gender Studies 131, Feminist Politics in Korea and the Korean Diaspora) taught by Prof. Ju Hui Judy Han. With topics ranging from queer and transgender politics to reproductive justice, from transnational adoption and anti-violence activism to prison abolition and migrant justice, the conversations emphasize intersectional feminist praxis and the transformative power of solidarity.

Co-sponsored by the UCLA Department of Gender Studies, UCLA Center for Korean Studies, UCLA Center for the Study of Women, UCLA Asian American Studies Center, and GYOPO.

Free and open to public
Registration required
In English except when noted otherwise

For more information, contact feministpoliticskorea@ gmail.com