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2025-2026: Year of Curating Presence

CEE NEWS #68

Six more weeks of winter, and people have still not been able to dig out from last week’s snowstorm.  I could embrace winter as long as it does not bring six more weeks of children being used as pawns, six more weeks of ICE killings, six more weeks of inflammatory and inaccurate proclamations, six more weeks of normalizing sexual violence, and six more weeks of intimidating people who gather to ask for governmental accountability.


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UPCOMING EVENTS

Third thursday with laura kunreuther

For our February Third Thursday we will eat and enjoy refreshments while hearing from visiting researcher Laura Kunreuther, the Director of the Experimental Humanities program at Bard College, and Associate Professor of Anthropology. Laura will screen  portions of a research-based fiction film "The Bridge" and critically converse about the process behind the film and the pedagogical possibilities of creating classrooms with participants in the field. How might we think together about replicating this model of  classroom and research?
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CEE lab meetings 

Meet at CEE Lounge on Thursdays at 1:30pm!

We will be gathering weekly to connect with one another, build community , chat , snack, and think through projects. Come to write, connect, skill-share and hang with us! We will provide treats and coffee.
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Feb 19 | 12pm | CEE Lounge 438 

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Thursdays | 1:30pm | CEE Lounge 438 

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PAST EVENTS

NOVEMBER Third Thursday  

Please join us for our monthly CEE Third Thursday event. This month, CEE affiliated faculty Margit Edwards will be hosting a discussion with Nicosia Shakes, Profesor and Author of Women's Activist Theatre in Jamaica and South Africa: Gender, Race, and Performance Space . Please join us for an exciting conversation over lunch and refreshments  
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CEE Fall FELLOW final EVENT: Ṣèègèsí

Ṣèègèsí (pronounced shay-gay-see) is a durational performance that explores the ritual of hair braiding as a practice of survival. Over 8 hours, performance and visual artist Courtney Desiree Morris will install a set of braid extensions in her hair in the museum. The performance will be accompanied by a soundscape of five mixtapes. Audience members are invited to make offerings of pennies, flowers, sweets, honey, stones/minerals, or shells.

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NOV. 20th | 1:00pm | CEE Lounge 438 

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NOV. 29th | PENN MUSEUM | 10am- 5pm

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