Project Bulosan

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In collaboration with Rise Up Yolo County and Filipinx in Liberal Arts and Humanities (FILAH), we proudly present "Demystifying the Philippines + Baybayin Writing Camp for Beginners" this coming Spring Quarter at UC Davis! A free series of lectures, workshops, & roundtable discussions on the history, the culture, and the people of the Philippines. Register today @ https://tinyurl.com/demystifyph2018

Tune in for more information! (a Facebook event page will also be up soon ;) )

When: Tuesdays (April 10 - May 29)
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Where: 3114 Hart Hall

Topics include but not limited to:
- Philippine History
- Gender & Sexuality
- Languages vs. Dialects
- Peace in Mindanao and Beyond
- Indigenous Peoples Today
- Writing in Baybayin (Ancient Tagalog Script)
- Intro to Kulitan (Ancient Kapampangan Script)
- and more!!

If you have any questions, concerns, or more clarifications feel free to contact Kirby Araullo ([email protected])
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ABOUT PROJECT BULOSAN
Inspired by scholar-activist, Carlos Bulosan, Project Bulosan (a partnership between the UC Davis Asian American Studies Department and Rise Up! Yolo County) seeks to democratize the field of Asian American Studies, and raise Social Justice consciousness through knowledge and play. Through various forms of media, and grassroots community engagement, we aim to make the scholarship of Asian American Studies more accessible for educational and community advocacy purposes.

Carlos Bulosan has emerged as a key figure in Asian American Studies since the establishment of the Ethnic Studies field. Bulosan was a writer and an activist, an engaged scholar. His life’s work represents the core principles of these collaborative and engaging projects.