The Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) cordially invites you to attend the 2024 Honor Symposium!

The symposium will feature seven Honors students:

12:00pm

Jackeline May Can (she/her)

"U Tsikbalilo'ob k Kaajo'ob: Intergenerational Maya Peninsular Narratives on Identity, Community, and Futures"

Advisor: Ramón Antonio Martínez

12:15pm

Chali Lee (he/him/any)

Paper: "To Be Queer Hmong: Hmong Family Formation and Queer Hmong Identity Formation"

Film: "To Be Queer Hmong: A Spiritual Awakening"

Advisor: Eujin Park

12:30pm

Joey Friedman (he/she/they)

"The Soul of the World Weeps Through Us: Constructing a Grief Ritual Performance as a Counter to Colonial Violence"

Advisor: Ariel Evan Mayse

12:45pm

Jasmine Waukela Kinney (she/her)

"Cho' skuey-soh Hey-wech-choh kue Hueek-soh: Understanding Indigenous Youth Mental Health and Well-being in Northern California Tribal Communities"

Advisor: Teresa D. LaFromboise

1:15pm

Leila Tamale (she/her)

"Fakatapu Ki He Hikūle'o: A Pasifikafuturist Remaking, Restoring, and Honoring of Tongan Genealogy and Our Divine Feminine"

Advisor: Adam Banks

1:30pm

Mahina Kaomea (she/they)

"Weaving Fine Baskets of Resistance: Genealogizing to Histories and Futures of the Stanford Native Community"

Advisor: David Palumbo-Liu

1:45pm

Kyra Dorado Teigen

"Ating mga Tinubuang-Lupa: Engaging Kapwa and Tabi Tabi Po through Community Art-Making"

Advisor: David Palumbo-Liu

Lunch will be served at 11:30am and presentations will begin promptly at 12:00pm.

We hope you can join us!