Faculty Project Share Brown Bag

Monday, February 10, 2025 | 11:00 am - 12:00 pm | CETLS (S510D) and Zoom

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Facilitators
Angeles Donoso Macaya (Modern Languages)
Odaelys Pollard (Office of Research)

Organized by the Scholarship Working Group/CETLS Advisory Board

Presenters
Michael C. Liu (Ethnic and Race Studies)
Celiany Rivera Velázquez (Center for Student Belonging and Inclusion)

Description
Join your colleagues for free coffee at these brown bag sessions where faculty will share their research and scholarly work in a series of 5-10 min presentations. Come by and hear from your fellow faculty members, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and use the space as an opportunity for potential collaboration.

Can Art Stop Hate? An Interdisciplinary Inquiry on Art’s Role in Antiracism
Presented by Michael Liu (Ethnic and Race Studies)

Our study investigated the relationship between arts and hate crime by utilizing the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs’ cultural development funding data and the New York City Police Department’s hate crime data and crime complaint data. After conducting multiple statistical analyses to examine the relationship between cultural funding and hate crime using the data from 2020 to 2023, the findings show that there is a positive relationship between the amount of cultural development funding and hate crime in New York City. The results also show that, where there are more hate crimes against people of Asian descent, there is more funding for arts and cultural organizations that are Asian-focused. We posit that in the areas with more cultural funding from the government, the awareness of artistic citizenship in the community is higher, resulting in more hate crime reporting.

Jayaera: The Multimedia Joy of Afro-Caribbean ‘Cuir Bliss’ (2008–2024)
Presented by Celiany Rivera Velázquez (Center for Student Belonging and Inclusion)

Interested in presenting at an upcoming brown bag? Submit your proposed topic here.

Contact
For more information or to attend in person, email Odaelys Pollard. To attend via Zoom, register here.

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