Film Discussion: The Right to Read
- September 26, 2024
- 11:00 AM - 1:30 CST
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Faculty Center for Ignatian Pedagogy
Justin Wright, jwright27@luc.edu - Not open to the public.
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The Anti-Oppressive Film Series is an effort to cultivate anti-racist and anti-oppressive thought, action and pedagogy by examining race, structural and systemic racism, structural oppression, belonging, identity, and other themes through the medium of film. The series is designed to give participants different perspectives on issues of the day, as well as educate them on different aspects of anti-oppressive thought. As a non-didactic and group discussion-oriented series, participants will be able to learn about salient issues of identity, intersectionality, marginalization, and anti-oppression through the transformative experience of *witness* through the creative medium of film.
Current Film Series Dates: Join us virtually this 2023-2024 AY on Fridays, from 2:30PM - 5:00PM. See more information about the films, specific dates, and find the virtual links under the *Films in the Current Series* tab below!
