January

27           3:30-5:30 PM     Antiracist Pedagogy Workshop for Asian Studies 

February

11           4:30-6:00 PM     Eunjung Kim, Syracuse University, Continuing Presence of Discarded Bodies: Occupational Harm, Necro-Activism, and Living Justice event co-sponsored by the CNY Humanities Corridor; this event will have CART (Captioning in real-time) provided.

12           3:30-5:30 PM     CCCC: Yuanyuan Duan, Cornell University

19           3:00-4:00 PM     Chasing Dreams from Africa to China: Guangzhou Dream Factory post-film viewing Q and A with filmmakers Christiane Badgley and Erica Marcus

22           9:30-11:00 AM  CCCI: From Compradors to Hacendados: Cantonese Merchants In Peru and the Expanding Settler Colonial Frontiers of the Cantonese Pacific

March

5             3:30-5:30 PM     CCCC: Beverly Bossler, Brown University

8             2:30-4:00 PM CCCI: Chenchen Zhang, Queen's University, Belfast Hukou and Suzhi as Technologies of Governing Citizenship and Migration in China

18           7:30-9:30 PM   Inequality, Labor, and Migration in East Asia Through the Prism of Global Pandemic Virtual Workshop

22           11:30 AM-1:00 PM Rough Work: Why is English the Lingua Franca in Chinese Academia?, Xuewen Yan, Ph.D. student, Sociology, Cornell University

24           11:30 AM-1:00PM Rough Work: The Floating World: History, Haiku, Global Modernism Paul Bush, Ph.D., Northwestern University

30           11:30 AM-1:15 PM Rough Work: Loopholes for Lawmakers: Symbolic Prohibition of Bribery, Adoree Kim, Ph.D. student, Government, Cornell University

April

2              10:00-11:30 AM Image, Stories, and Silences of North Korean Defector “Returnees” to Japan, Artist talk with Soni Kum

2             3:30-5:30 PM     CCCC: Sophie Volpp, UC Berkley

7             11:30 AM – 1:20 PM       Rough Work: A New Look at Chinese Paper-making Communities, Yiyun Peng, Ph.D. student, Cornell History Department

12           4:30-6:00 PM     CCCI: Gerald Roche, La Trobe University Tibet, China, and Settler Colonialism

23-25     Korean Linguistics in Crosslinguistic Context virtual conference details TBA

26           4:30-6:00 PM     Kimberly Chung, McGill University Feminist Futures and Ecological Sense in South Korea

28          11:30 AM-1:30 PM Rough Work: Simon Dennis Posner Melodramatic Afterlives: Visions in Seoul's Blockchain Space

29          4:30-6:00 PM  Southern Effects: Kaiju, Cultural Intimacy, and the Production of Distribution

May

8             10 AM-Noon   CCCC: Leigh Jenco, London School of Economics and Political Science 

10           4:30-6:00 PM     CCCI: Biao Xiang, Max Planck Institute International Reproduction Migration: the Case of China

20           3:30-5:00 PM  EastAsia+ Workshop with Thomas Lamarre: "Infrastructure and Sensibility: A Physiology of Power"