March

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3	4	5	6	7	8 Talk by Donna Brazile, Political Strategist and Syndicated Columnist (8:30 AM)	9
10 Family Reading and Science Workshop: Can you feel the beat? Exploring what makes music the universal language (01:00 PM) Talking About Race Sunday Dialogues (02:00 PM)	11	12 Elm Park, 1955 (07:00 PM)	13 Finding Funding for Race-Related Research and Projects: A University Library Workshop (12:00 PM)	14 What Good is Race? A Panel Discussion (12:00PM) "Community Ecologies: Invasive Species and Interdisciplinary Crossings" (3:30 PM) "RaceHarmony.com: It's Black, It's White, It's Funny" (6:00 PM) "Telling Our Own Story: The Complexity of Arab American Identity Representation," talk by Anan Ameri (06:30 PM)	15 "Race, Representation and the Colonial Archive: Dean Worcester and the Philippines" Conference (09:00 AM) "Secularization, the Colonial Subject, and the 'Sexual Clash of Civilizations'" (4:00 PM)	16
17	18	19 Opening reception for the 18th Annual Exhibition of Art by Michigan Prisoners (05:30 PM) Community Conversation: "Biases: Conscious and Unconscious" (6:00 PM) "Museum Utopias, Museum Dystopias: The Dawning of the Age of Hybridity," Talk by Ruth Phillips (06:30 PM)	20 Community Conversation: "Biases: Conscious and Unconscious" (11:00 AM) "The New Sterilization: Incarceration as Population Policy in the United States" (4:00 PM) U-M Community Conversations on Race: Institutional Resources and Efforts (5:30 PM) Science Café: Race and Education (5:30 PM) World Café: An Intimate dialogue about the lived experience of Muslims. Event for U-M students. (06:00 PM)	21 UMMA Dialogue with Mabel Wilson (05:00 PM) Incarcerated Youth - A discussion with juvenile correctional facility staff (7:30 PM)	22	23 Exploring Humanity: A Science and Culture Discovery Day (09:00 AM) "The Central Park Five" Screening and Panel Discussion (12:00 PM) Spirit of Detroit, a play by Mercilee Jenkins (07:00 PM)
24 Talking About Race Sunday Dialogues (02:00 PM) Spirit of Detroit, a play by Mercilee Jenkins (7:00 PM)	25	26 UMMA Dialogue with María Magdalena Campos Pons (05:00 PM) Unnatural Causes (06:00 PM)	27 Workshop in association with the exhibition "Building Islam in Detroit" (04:00 PM) Shenandoah (7:00 PM)	28 Museum Studies Brown Bag: "Who is 'We'?: Exhibiting Race through Local Voices" (12:00 PM) People, Power, Place: Health, Race, & Equity in our Neighborhoods (5:45 PM) "Understanding Intimate Partner Violence and Why Race Matters" (7:00 PM)	29	30
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