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COLLOQUIUM VIDEOS 

• Journey to the South: Buddhist Connections across the South China Sea (2023) - Jack Meng-Tat Chia (National University of Singapore)
• Archipelago of Resettlement: Vietnamese Refugee Settlers and Decolonization across Guam and Israel-Palestine (2022) - Evyn Lê Espirtu Gandhi (UCLA)
• The Twilight of Philippine Democracy?: A Primer on Philippine Elections (2022) - Lisandro Claudio (UC Berkeley, Patricio Abinales (University of Hawaii-Manoa), and Cesi Cruz (UCLA)
• Making Policies Matter: Campaign Promises in the Philippines (2021) - Cesi Cruz (UCLA)
• Legacies of Political Detention and the Burmese Democracy Movement (2021) - Andrew M. Jefferson, Tomas Martin and Liv Gaborit (Danish Institute Against Torture) and Nay Tin Myint (National League for Democracy Supporting Organization), Kenneth Wong (UC Berkeley) and Seinenu Thein-Lemelson (UCLA)
• Indigenous Musical Responses to U.S. Colonization: The Philippine Constabulary Band and the Continuity of Filipino Tradition (2021) - Mary Talusan Lacanlale (CSU Dominguez Hills)
• Asian Place, Filipino Nation: A Global Intellectual History of the Philippine Revolution (2021) - Nicole CuUnjieng Aboitiz (University of Cambridge)
• Black Market Business: Selling Sex in Northern Vietnam, 1920–1945 (2021) - Christina Firpo (Cal Poly San Luis Obispo)
• Ruling an Empire through Compassion: Angkorian Infrastructure of Public Health and Accommodation (2021) - Piphal Heng (Northern Illinois University)
• Identity Politics in Myanmar: Studying 'Minorities' from the Perspective of a 'Minority Scholar' (2021) - Ardeth Maung Thawnghmung (University of Massachusetts-Lowell)
• Burma/Myanmar After the Coup Roundtable (2021) - Penny Edwards (UC Berkeley), Seinenu Thein-Lemelson (UCLA), Hilary Faxon (UC Berkeley) and Kenneth Wong (UC Berkeley)
• A Thousand Cuts: On Media, Policing, and Authoritarian Brutality (2020) - Maria Ressa (Rappler), Jinee Lokaneeta (Drew University), Gina Dent (UCSC), and Neferti Tadiar (Barnard College) 
• Los Angeles Indonesian Film Festival (2020)
  • Panel 1: The Future of Daily Life on Movie Sets - Joko Anwar (Director), Ernest Prakasa (Director), Susanti Dewi (IDN Pictures), Riri Riza (Miles Film), and Scott Sakamoto (Walt Disney Animation Studio)
  • Panel 2: Innovative Movie Marketing and Promotion Strategies in the New Normal - Manoj Punjabi (MD Pictures), Ivan Makhsara (Poplicist Publicist), Winston Utomo (IDN Media), and Akira Mizuta Lippit (USC)
• Indonesian Food and the Early Modern Period (2019) - Barbara Andaya (UH Manoa), Leonard Andaya (UH Manoa), and Peter Lape (University of Washington)

SHOWS & PERFORMANCES

Khon: Thai Masked Dance and Music Concert (2023) with UCLA Music of Thailand Ensemble

UCLA Indonesian Culture Night

• Imas, the Golden Child (2024)
• Take a Breath (2023) 
• Noise of Silence (2022)

UCLA Vietnamese Culture Night

• The Bridge Between Us (2024)
• Can I Ask You? (2023)

WEBINAR SERIES 

Historicizing Disaster Risk Management: The Ecology of Mt. Isarog and its Environs (2021)

• Panel 1: Research, Training, and Partnerships: Breaking Disciplinary
• Panel 2: Southeast Asia Climate in the Last Millennium
• Panel 3: PSU Research Highlights: Bicol Communities and Ecologies
• Panel 4: Environmental Change and Urbanization in the Early Modern Period
• Panel 5: Environmental and Economic History
• Panel 6: The Future Southeast Asian Archaeology in the U.S.
• Panel 7: Women in Philippine Archaeology
• Panel 8: Decolonizing Southeast Asian Archaeology

Indigenous Peoples, Heritage, and Landscape in the Asia Pacific (2020)

• Panel 1: Defining the terms: Heritage, Landscapes, Indigenous Empowerment
• Panel 2: Wisdom of the Landscapes 1.0
• Panel 3: Wisdom of the Landscapes 2.0
• Panel 4: Weaving and Empowerment
• Panel 5: History and Heritage
• Panel 6: Pacific Histories
• Panel 7: Indigeneity, Identity, and Empowerment
• Panel 8: Indigenous Rights and Heritage Laws
• Panel 9: Preserving Textiles: Indigenous Knowledge and Methods
• Panel 10: Tying Ends Together: Translating Engagement and Empowerment