January

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6	7	8	9	10 Identities in Red, Black, and White: A Roundtable Discussion (04:00 PM)	11 Upholding fairness norms: third-party punishment, reward and compensation in Ultimatum games (3:00 PM) "Caste, Gender, and Casteism: An Intersectional Perspective," lecture by Ramaswami Mahalingham, Ph.D. (4:00 PM)	12 Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Reads: Learn How to Moderate a Discussion Group in Your Community (2:00 PM)
13 Family Reading and Science Workshop: What makes us the same? What makes us different? (1:00 PM) Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Reads: Learn How to Moderate a Discussion Group in Your Community (2:00 PM)	14 "Indigenous Circuits: Navajo Women's Labor and the Gendering of Semiconductor Manufacture" (4:00 PM)	15 Modular Theory for Philosophers (04:00 PM)	16	17 "New Deal Visualities: Figures of Difference in Photographic Claims to Citizenship," panel discussion (4:00 PM) Renoir and Surrealist Paris in Black & White - Penny W. Stamps Speaker Series (05:00 PM) Renoir and Surrealist Paris in Black & White (05:00 PM)	18 SAAN 2013 Social Justice Conference - Day 1 (05:00 PM)	19 SAAN 2013 Social Justice Conference - Day 2 (05:00 PM)
20 "Earth, Sky, Water, Fire: Stories of the Americas," Afro-Native Storytelling by Elizabeth James (2:00 PM) In Conversation: Visual Resources for Understanding Race (03:00 PM) In Conversation: Visual Resources for Understanding Race (3:00 PM)	21 Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Symposium: Keynote Memorial Lecture, by Morris Dees (10:00 AM) "Impediments to the Dream: The Prison-Industrial Complex and the Dream," talk by Angela Davis (02:00 PM) "Impediments to the Dream: The Prison-Industrial Complex and the Dream," talk by Angela Davis (2:00 PM) "The Influence of Dr. King's Legacy on South Africa's Vision to Create a Society that Respects Fundamental Human Rights"; speaker Karthy Govender (3:00 PM)	22 Colorblind: How Not Seeing “Color” Actually Hinders Justice and Equality PM (11:00 AM) "The Jemima Code: A Gallery of Cooks Share Their Wisdom," a talk by Toni Tipton-Martin (02:00 pm) "The Jemima Code: A Gallery of Cooks Share Their Wisdom," a talk by Toni Tipton-Martin (2:00 PM) "Race and Art: A Case Study from Winslow Homer," talk by Peter H. Wood (5:15 PM) "Race and Art: A Case Study from Winslow Homer," talk by Peter H. Wood (5:15 pm) Colorblind: How Not Seeing “Color” Actually Hinders Justice and Equality (06:00 PM) Colorblind: How Not Seeing “Color” Actually Hinders Justice and Equality PM (6:00 PM)	23 Colorblind: How Not Seeing “Color” Actually Hinders Justice and Equality (11:00 AM) "Refusing to be Enemies - the Zeitouna Story" - Film Screening (7:00PM)	24 Video installation by Richard Barnes (12:00 PM) State of Exception Panel Discussion on materiality and violence (4:00 PM) Opening Reception for State of Exception: Richard Barnes, Jason De León, Amanda Krugliak (5:30 PM) "Using Objects of Intolerance to Teach Tolerance and Promote Social Justice: The Case of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia" (6:30PM)	25	26
27	28 Presentation by Playwright and Director Alanis King (1:30 PM) "What STS Can Learn From the Black Panther Party," talk by Alondra Nelson (4:00 PM) "Mr. & Mrs. Iyer," Film Screening (8:00PM)	29 State of Exception Of Braceros Fracasados and Other Success Stories: Border Ballads and Laments (12:30PM) "The Roots of Trust," lecture by Vaughn Sills, artist and author (also at 7:00 PM) (02:00 PM) Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe. "The Denial of Racial Discrimination." (4:00 PM) "The Roots of Trust," lecture by Vaughn Sills, artist and author (also at 2:00 PM) (07:00 PM)	30 Theatre Performance and Workshop with Marcie Rendon (1:45 PM) Taubman College Wallenberg Lecture: Ingrid Carlberg (2:30 PM) Exhibit Opening Event and Reception: To me there's no other choice: Raoul Wallenberg 1912-2012 (4:00PM)	31 Sharing Embodied Cultural Knowledge Through Traditional Songs (3:30 PM) Blacking Up: Hip Hop's Remix of Race and Identity, Michigan Community Scholars Program Social Justice Film Series (06:00 PM) Word of Mouth StorySLAM (in)Justice (6:00 PM)