Public Humanities Presents: "Solidarity Has No Gender: Reimagining Our Collective Roles in Reproductive Justice, Womanism, and Equity" Joyell Arvella, J.D. Joining info:...

You are cordially invited to the virtual opening of "Food Ethnography in the Time of Covid-19," a photography exhibition. In our AMST403: Food Ethnography course, UMBC  American Studies students...

This talk will describe “Project Solidarity,” a binational research and advocacy project designed to support deportee rights organizing in Mexico City and strengthen connections between U.S.-based...

With POP! Farm, Whitelock Farm, Filbert Street Garden, Moderated By Baltimore Beat Editor, Lisa Snowden-McCray Red Emma's 1225 Cathedral St,  Baltimore, MD 21201

Chris is a permaculturalist and an outspoken advocate of ecological, economic, and social sustainability in food. He's garnered both criticism and praise for 1.) advocating a moderate, pragmatic...

Featuring: Stephen Bradley, ART, "The Perfect Storm" Maleda Belilgne, AFST & ENGL, "Acoustic Afterlives: Sounding Geography in Black Text" Bryce Peake, MCS, "Sacred Soundscape and...

Reading Together, Reading Apart: Identity, Belonging, and South Asian American Community • Discovering authenticity and identity in a book club. Often thought of as a solitary activity, the...

Four AMST Students Present Their Research at This Year's URCAD!

What more information do you need? Free pizza and doughnuts!

A panel on food insecurity issues facing our area and how we, as citizens and consumers, can help make a positive impact through large and small actions. Presented in partnership with UMBC....