SFSU College of Ethnic Studies Spotlight: 40th Anniversary
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Campus Activism at SF State, Consciousness, Community Liberation: Fulfilling the Promise of ‘68

COMMUNITY PLANNING MEETING
WHEN: Thursday, March 13, 2008, 4—7 pm
WHERE Richard Oakes Multicultural Center
Cesar Chavez Student Center, Terrace Level
San Francisco State University

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Events

363 Ways to Decolonize: DEveloping, DEstereotying, Decolonizing!

Host: "363 is like sure" (Filipina/o American Literature course-AAS 363)

Where: The Filipino Community Center, 35 San Juan Avenue, SF, CA
When: Wednesday May 7, 2008, Doors open at 5:30, Show starts at 6pm
Cost $5-$20 Donations *Additional donations are welcome!
Proceeds will benefit Pin@y Educational Partnerships.

Contact: myspace.com/363waystodecolonize
ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!!!

 

SFSU's Asian American Women's Fashion Show!

Host: "Weapons of Mass Instruction," (SFSU Spring 2008 Asian American Women course-AAS 603)

Where: PT Lounge 3565 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94101 US
When: Friday, May 9, 9:00PM
Cost: $5-$10 Donations welcome! (Age 21+ event) *Additional donations welcome!
Proceeds will benefit a scholarship to fund Asian American women pursuing higher education.
Contact: 619.254.0239

This fashion show aims to expose, explore, experience and EXAMINE the world of Asian American women through their I's: Images, Identities, Immigration, Industries, Issues, Intersectionality, Imperialism, Interdependence, Ideologies, and Involvement. Models on the runway will connect global, local, and personal issues of Asian American Women through these I's. Innovative fashion designs will stimulate views of reality and transform PERCEPTIONS.
Be there to SEE the splendor and imagination set for the stage throughout this revolutionary, thought-provoking fashion show!

*Admission to this fashion show includes cover, so party with us immediately afterwards... here at the same spot, PT Lounge.

 


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