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Field of Amazigh Studies: Renewal and Future Horizons

The Amazigh Studies Initiative (AMASI) is a multiyear program that aims to contribute to the renewal and consolidation the field of Amazigh Studies, which has been overlooked over the past three decades despite the continued vibrancy and significant scholarly and cultural output of the Imazighen, the Indigenous people of Tamazgha (broader North Africa). Join us as we celebrate the AMASI’s...

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The Transformation and Transregional Spread of the Ming Buddhist Tripiṭaka

Training the Trainers: Materiality of Ming Books and Manuscripts. This online lecture series brings together leading scholars from North America and China to explore Ming dynasty book and manuscript culture. Presentations will be followed by Q and A with the speakers. Weekly sessions on Mondays at 4 p.m., Pacific Daylight Time (PDT).

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Retaining Jews after Morocco's Independence: Secularism as the Path Untaken

In this Averroes lecture, Brahim El Guabli will examine a relationship between secularism and Moroccan Jewry in post-colonial Morocco.

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The Theater: Courage and Survival in the Defining Atrocity of the Ukraine War

A talk by journalist James Verini on the single worst act of mass civilian killing of the war.

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Equality and Exclusion: Israel’s Constitutional Order and Its Palestinian-Arab Minority (1948–2025)

This program is part of the Center's series Key Legal Issues in Israel.

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[Book Talk] Borderland Dreams: Transnational Lives of Korean Chinese Workers

Prof. June Hee Kwon, California State University, Sacramento

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Poetry as Liberation

End-of-year reception for the Central American Studies Working Group

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Rumble60 Day 1

Every June since 2008, Rumble has illustrated UCLA AUD’s stake in design innovation and public engagement, offering a direct tap into the pipeline of architecture’s tomorrow.

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Women, Life, Freedom, in the Mirror of Scholarship: Responses from the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

An online lecture in English.

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An Era of Splendor: the Color Woodblock Prints and the Art of Classical Flower Manuals in the Ming Dynasty

This online lecture series brings together leading scholars from North America and China to explore Ming dynasty book and manuscript culture. Presentations will be followed by Q and A with the speakers. Weekly sessions on Mondays at 4PM (PDT).

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