Upcoming Events
2024/25
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Bodies at Work
(Public Seminar)
October 4, 2024 11AM EST
via ZoomMythri Jegathesan
(Santa Clara University)
&
Waqas Butt
(University of Toronto) -
Queer Companions
(Book Talk)
October 17, 2024 12:30PM EST
in person at NYU Anthropology, Rm, 706 and via ZoomOmar Kasmani
(Freie Universität Berlin)
in conversation with
E. Gabriel Dattatreyan
(New York University)
(co-sponsored with NYU Anthropology) -
Making Media
(Graduate Student Workshop)
November 6, 2024 9AM EST
via ZoomShashwati Talukdar
(Four Nine and a Half Pictures)
&
P. Kerim Friedman
(National Dong Hwa University)
[Applications due October 15](co-sponsored with NYU Program in Culture and Media)
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South Asia in a Warming World
(Public Seminar)
December 3, 2024 11:00AM ESTAmita Baviskar
(Ashoka University)
&Roderick Wijunamai
(Cornell University) -
South Asian Indigenous Voices in New Media
(Performance and Discussion)
February, 2025
via Zoom
Details TBA -
Writing Media
(Graduate Student Workshop)
March, 2025
via ZoomTejaswini Ganti (New York University)
[Applications due February 1] -
Genetics, Caste, Identity
(Public Seminar)
April, 2025
via Zoom
Details TBA -
Art and Hope in Times of Crisis
(Public Roundtable)
May, 2025
via Zoom
Moderated by Saloni Mathur
(UCLA)Details TBA
2023/24
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Bureaucratic Regimes
(Public Seminar)
September 22, 2023 10:30AM EST
Matthew Hull (U. Michigan)
&
Maira Hayat (U. Notre Dame)Co-Sponsors: NYU Anthropology
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Scrapbook Social
(for Graduate Students)
October 10, 2023 10:30AM EST
An open invitation for graduate students working on South Asia-related projects to meet and exchange ideas.
We request participants to please bring one piece of media (e.g., photo, short video, audio recording, object) to share an aspect of your research in lightning-round introductions. -
Making Media
(Graduate Student Workshop)
November 10, 2023 9AM EST
E. Gabriel Dattatreyan (NYU Program in Culture & Media)
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Borders and Mobility
(Public Seminar)
November 21, 2023 7:30PM ESTMalini Sur (Western Sydney U.)
&
Sahana Ghosh (N. U. Singapore)Co-Sponsor: NYU Office of Student Life
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Queering the Law
(Special Public Event)
December 14, 2023 10:30 AM EST
Roundtable on Trans* Legal Activism in South Asia featuring:
Pema Dorji (Queer Voices of Bhutan, Thimphu) , Tara Asgar (Independent Artist and Activist, NY/Bangladesh), Mehrub Moiz Awan (Gender Interactive Alliance, Pakistan) & Vikramaditya Sahai (Visiting Faculty, Literary Art, Ambedkar University, Delhi)
Moderated by Kareem Khubchandani (Tufts U.).
Co-sponsor: NYU Gallatin
Collaborator: Feminism in India -
News Worlds
(Public Seminar)
February 2, 2024 - 10:30 AM EST
Frank Cody (U. Toronto)
&
Amrita Ibrahim (Georgetown)Moderated by Arvind Rajagopal (NYU)
Co-Sponsor: NYU Anthropology
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Resource Sharing Happy Hour
(for Graduate Students)
February 9, 2024 - 10:30 AM EST
An informal opportunity to meet with MERiSA co-organizers and senior graduate students to learn and share about resources and opportunities for media-centered PhD research on South Asia.
Salwa Hoque (PhD Candidate, NYU MCC) and MERiSA co-organizers Tierney Brown (PhD Candidate, NYU Anthropology), Matthew Raj Webb (PhD Candidate, NYU Anthropology), and Rohan Sengupta (PhD Candidate, NYU Anthropology).
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Authoritarianism
(Public Book Talk)
March 14, 2024 - 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM EST
Suchitra Vijayan (NYU Gallatin, and Executive Director of The Polis Project) in conversation with Gabriel Dattatreyan (NYU Anthropology and Culture and Media) about her new book: How Long Can the Moon Be Caged? Voices of Indian Political Prisoners (Pluto Press, 2023). -
Platforming Digital Inclusion
(Public Seminar)
March 29, 2024 - 10:30 AM EST
Ramsha Usman (UCSB)&
Sandeep Mertia (U. Penn)
in conversation with
Lilly Irani (UCSD) -
Performing Historical Memories
(Special Public Performance and Discussion)
June 20, 2024 - 11 AM EST
Advance reading of the new stageplay “Iron Aurataan” [Iron Women], produced by Sohaya Visions under the artistic direction of anthropologist and playwright Raminder Kaur (U. Sussex).
Followed by Q&A with the playwright and performers.
Co-sponsors:
NYU Center for Media, Culture &
History, NYU Tisch Performance Studies, and NYU Global Asia.
Please note: All of our events are hosted online via Zoom and provide accessibility options as requested by attendees. Where possible, recordings will be made available in our Archive after each event .