February

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					1 Discussion of Ojibwe Songs with Margaret Noori (4:00 PM) 29 Years of Solitary Confinement: Robert King Shares His Story (7:00 PM)	2 “Inhumane and Ineffective: Solitary Confinement in Michigan and Beyond, ” Michigan Journal of Race and Law Winter 2013 Symposium (08:30 AM)
3	4	5	6	7 "Curating the Silences," talk by Richard Rabinowitz (04:00 PM) Conversations on Europe: “From Rasse to Race: On the Problem of Difference in the Federal Republic of Germany” (04:00 PM) Arabs and Muslims in the Media: Race and Representation after 9/11 and Arab America: Gender, Cultural Politics, and Activism: A Conversation with Nadine Naber and Evelyn Alsultany (05:30 PM) Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Reads Keynote (07:00 PM) Human Rights Through Education Conference - Day 1 (7:00 PM)	8 Human Rights Through Education Conference - Day 2 (1:00 PM) "Race: Are we so different?" A conversation with Dr. Yolanda T. Moses and Dr. Lester P. Monts (07:00 PM)	9 Human Rights Through Education Conference - Day 3 (10:00 AM)
10 Family Reading and Science Workshop: Everybody cooks! Exploring how geology, geography and human migration influenced food (01:00 PM) Talking About Race Sunday Dialogues (02:00 PM) Talking About Race Sunday Dialogues (02:00 PM)	11 "Afrolatinidades," talk by Marta Moreno Vega (04:00 PM)	12 Educator's Preview: Race: Are we so different? (4:30PM) Philosophy Colloquium Series: "An Inequality Conundrum" (07:00 PM)	13	14	15	16 "Unstuck: Reviving the Movement for Social Justice, Human Dignity, and the Environment" (12:00 PM)
17	18 Proclaiming Emancipation: Kids' Day! (11:00 AM)	19 Probability in Quantum and Classical Multiverses (04:00 PM) Community Conversation: Race and Health (6:00 PM)	20 National Book Award Winner Nikky Finny Poetry Reading (05:30 PM)	21 "Celebrating African American Authors in the Culinary World" (04:00 PM) Conversations on Europe: “Rape Hysteria and the Sexual Economy of Race: French Accusations of Sexual Assault against African-American G.I.s, 1944-46” (04:00 PM) Tania Bruguera: Immigrant Movement International, Penny W. Stamps Speaker Series (05:00 PM) Broken On All Sides: Race, Mass Incarceration and New Visions for Criminal Justice in the U.S., Michigan Community Scholars Program Social Justice Film Series (06:00 PM)	22	23
24 Talking About Race Sunday Dialogues (02:00 PM) Voices on Race: Black and White in America (07:00 PM)	25	26 "Should Feminists Stop Talking About Culture? Law and "Honour" Killings in Canada and Europe," Talk by Sherene Razack (04:00 PM) "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" Author Rebecca Skloot (6:00 PM) "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" Author Rebecca Skloot (6:00 PM)	27 "Engaging Diversity; More Important Than Ever," Talk by Pat Gurin, Nancy Cantor Lecture (04:00 PM) U-M Community Conversations on Race: Student & Faculty/Staff Racial Climate (05:30 PM) U-M Community Conversations on Race: Student & Faculty/Staff Racial Climate (5:30 PM) Science Café: Race and the Legal System (5:30PM)	28 "Race, Democracy, and Social Control: A Grounded Theory of Racial Justice" (12:00 PM) "Race, Democracy, and Social Control: A Grounded Theory of Racial Justice" (12:00 PM) "Thinking the Secular (with Foucault) as Christianization-in-depth: Promises and Pitfalls" (4:00 PM)