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February 2010

February 8-13 (Monday-Saturday)
Various campus locations

Haitian Awareness Week
Various activities will take place across campus in support of the Haiti Relief Efforts.  100% of proceeds will benefit Partiners in Health and Yele Ayiti.
More information and full event calendar

February 11 (Thursday)
4:30 pm
219 Burr Hall
PLAS Spring 2010 Lecture Series - Art, Health, History: Latin American Perspectives
Millennium Development Goal 5: Improving Maternal Health
Ana Langer, M.D. (EngenderHealth)
Hosted by Ana Maria Goldani (Sociology, Princeton University)
February 11 (Thursday)
4:30 pm
216 Burr Hall
PIIRS Democracy and Development Seminar
Explaining Variation in Wartime Sexual Violence
Elisabeth Wood (Yale University)

February 19
(February)
12pm
219 Burr Hall

PLAS Lunch Lecture
Chile Turns Right: Recent Presidential Elections
Ignacio Walker (Institute for Latin American Studies, Chile)

February 22 (Monday)
12 pm
216 Burr Hall
PLAS Lunch Lecture
Peripheries at the Center: History, Politics, & Aesthetics of Rio de Janeiro’s Favelas
Bruno Carvalho (Spanish & Portuguese Languages & Cultures)
Beatriz Jaguaribe (Visiting, Program in Latin American Studies, & Spanish & Portuguese Languages & Cultures; Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro)
February 22 (Monday)
7:30 pm
Whitman College Theater
PLAS Film Screening
Uprooted
Discussion follows with director Juan Mejia Botero
Hosted by Sebastian Ramírez (Anthropology)
Film Information
February 25 (Thursday)
4:30 pm
219 Burr Hall
PLAS Spring 2010 Lecture Series - Art, Health, History: Latin American Perspectives
This Is Not My Body: Walking for My Body Work: A journey through images, memories, and anecdotes
Regina José Galindo (Guatemalan performance artist)
Hosted by Kelly Baum (Princeton University Art Museum)
Lecture in Spanish
Co-sponsored by the Department of Spanish & Portuguese Languages & Cultures
February 25
(Thursday)
9 pm
McCarter Theatre
Amalia Hernández’ Ballet Folklórico de México
Information and tickets

March 2010

March 1 (Monday)
12 pm
216 Burr Hall
PLAS Work-in-Progress Spring 2010 Faculty Lunch Seminar
Lima Barreto: The Anxious Thermometer of a Young Republic
Lilia Katri Moritz Schwarcz (Visiting, Program in Latin American Studies & Department of History; Universidade de São Paulo)
March 4 (Thursday)
4:30 pm
219 Burr Hall
PLAS Spring 2010 Lecture Series - Art, Health, History: Latin American Perspectives
Symptoms of Another Life: Time, Possibility, and Domestic Relations in Chile’s Credit Economy
Clara Han ’97 (Johns Hopkins University)
Hosted by João Biehl (Anthropology, Princeton University)
Co-sponsored by the Department of Anthropology
March 15 (Monday)
8 pm
McCarter Theater
McCarter Theater Presents
McCoy Tyner Trio with special guest Gonzalo Rubalcaba (Cuban pianist)
Information and tickets
March 24 (Wednesday)
12 pm
216 Aaron Burr Hall
PLAS Lunch Lecture
The Symbolism of Race in Cuba Today
Pedro Pérez Sarduy (Cuban poet, writer, journalist, & broadcaster)
Introduction by Noriko Manabe (Music)
March 25 (Thursday)
4:30 pm
219 Aaron Burr Hall
Department of Anthropology 2009-10 Lecture Series: Unexpected Properties
Toxic Matters: Law, Science, & Risk in an Ecuadorian Lawsuit Against the Chevron Corporation
Suzana Sawyer (University of California, Davis)
Co-sponsors: Program in Latin American Studies, East Asian Studies, Princeton Environmental Institute, and the Program in Law and Public Affairs

April 2010

April 5 (Monday)
12 pm
216 Burr Hall
PLAS Work-in-Progress Spring 2010 Faculty Lunch Seminar
The Politics of Redistribution in Less Developed Democracies: Evidence from Brazil, Ecuador and Venezuela
Daniela Campello (Woodrow Wilson School)
April 8 (Thursday)
4:30 pm
219 Burr Hall
PLAS Spring 2010 Lecture Series - Art, Health, History: Latin American Perspectives
The Clash of the Gods: Building and Painting in Cuzco after the Earthquake of 1650
Thomas Cummins (Harvard University)
Hosted by Thomas Da Costa Kaufmann (Art & Archaeology, Princeton University)
April 8 (Thursday)
4:30 pm
216 Burr Hall
Luce Speaker Series on Religion, Democracy, and Conflict
Alfred Stepan (Columbia University)
April 9 (Friday)
12pm
219 Burr Hall
Global Health Colloquium
The Role of Academic Research in Global Health Initiatives
Arachu Castro
(Harvard University)
April 9 (Friday)
2–5 pm
Venue TBA
Mulatos en tres tiempos
José Miguel Wisnik (Universidade de São Paulo)
Lilia Katri Moritz Schwarcz (visiting, Program in Latin American Studies & Universidade de São Paulo)
Arcadio Díaz Quiñones (Princeton University)
Organizer: Pedro Meira Monteiro (Princeton University)
Co-sponsors: Program in Latin American Studies, Spanish & Portuguese Languages & Cultures
April 10 (Saturday)
8 pm
Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall
PLAS Music of Latin America Series
Edmar Castaneda Quartet: Jazz from Colombia to the World
Co-sponsor: Princeton University Concerts and the Davis International Center
April 13 (Tuesday)
4:30pm
219 Burr Hall
PLAS Spring 2010 Lecture Series - Art, Health, History: Latin American Perspectives
Rubén Darío: La política de la tristeza
Álvaro Enrigue (Writer)
Hosted by Humberto Beck (Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Princeton University)
April 19 (Monday)
12 pm
216 Burr Hall
PLAS Work-in-Progress Spring 2010 Faculty Lunch Seminar
Writing the “Cradle of Samba”: Carnival, Race and Urban Reform in Rio de Janeiro (1930-1945)
Bruno Carvalho (Spanish & Portuguese Languages & Cultures)

May 2010

May 28 (Friday)
12 pm
219 Burr & gallery
PLAS Reunions Event
May 31 (Monday)
1 pm
219 Burr & gallery
PLAS Class Day