Bruce Burgett on “Creating Critical Field Formations: Keywords for African American Studies, American Cultural Studies, and Gender and Sexuality Studies” uwb.edu/ias-news/octob…

"Without question, SNCC’s unparalleled bravery in Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, and Georgia is a heroism of epic proportions. Its legacy exemplifies the kind of tenacity necessary to secure and maintain multiracial democracy," db writes. bostonreview.net/politics/dan-b…

IAS faculty member Jennifer Atkinson's Jennifer Atkinson podcast was featured in Arts & Climate Change, an organization that supports "deeply-engaged, throughout-provoking and artistically-savvy responses to climate change." uwb.edu/ias-news/novem…

The fall edition of the IAS newsletter is now out, focusing on restoration ecology. Take a look! uwb.edu/ias/newsletter…

Berette S. Macaulay (Cultural Studies, '20) is a featured artist in "Back in the Day is our Future," which amplifies Black voices who manifest resistance by celebrating the richness of Black culture and history uwb.edu/ias-news/novem…

The newly published Journalism and Jim Crow: White Supremacy and the Black Struggle for a New America includes IAS faculty member Kristin Gustafson’s chapter, “Death of Democracy, North Carolina.” uwb.edu/ias-news/decem…

A new book from Maryam Griffin, Vehicles of Decolonization, considers collective Palestinian movement via public transportation as a site of social struggle. tupress.temple.edu/book/200000000…

Jennifer Atkinson Jennifer Atkinson and Dave Stokes teach first UW Bothell class at new Environmental Education and Research Center in Kenmore! uwb.edu/ias-news/decem…

IAS faculty member and MFA Artist in Residence Rebecca Brown publishes new book: "You Tell the Stories You Need to Believe" uwb.edu/ias-news/decem…

Joe Ferrare publishes “Watch for these Conflicts Over Education in 2022" in The Conversation The Conversation U.S. uwb.edu/ias-news/janua…

IAS alum Bee Guzman-Elliott's experimental film, “BROKEN PROMISES,” was awarded Grand Prize Winner in The Artist Forum 2021 Spoken Word Competition; the politics of emotion. uwb.edu/ias-news/janua…

MFA alumni and students selected as community performers in Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company's What Problem?, forthcoming at Meany Hall March 24-26 uwb.edu/ias-news/march…

AS faculty member Jennifer Atkinson teamed up with Elizabeth Kolbert, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Sixth Extinction and Under a White Sky, to discuss solutions to our climate crisis, as well as reasons for hope as we face the challenges ahead. uwb.edu/ias-news/march…

The spirit of Julie Shayne’s new class, The Power of Feminist Writing, is perhaps best captured in the words of Malala Yousufzai, a Pakistani activist for female education, who said, “One book, one pen, one child and one teacher can change the world.” uwb.edu/news/march-202…

MFA alum Eric Acosta organizes local Seattle reading uwb.edu/ias-news/march…

Join us *in person* on April 22 for a conversation on gender politics in South Asia and the diaspora with award-winning author Shobha Rao (Girls Burn Brighter, An Unrestored Woman) and Alka Kurian (IAS UWB). Learn more: bit.ly/sac-rao-kurian

TOMORROW is Husky Giving Day! Stay tuned for opportunities to join in! #huskygivingday #uwb #uwbproud #IASUWB

It's here - HUSKY GIVING DAY! #uwbias #huskygivingday #uwbproud #uwb givingday.uw.edu/giving-day/465…

Ted Hiebert publishes "Art and the 'Pataphysics of Exception: Or, how a sieve becomes a time machine" uwb.edu/ias-news/april…

Watch learn about award-winning student films from our Global Media Lab course! uwb.edu/ias-news/april…