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Rice and Beans, from the project Coast to Coast: from West Africa to the World

March 17, 2022 Please join us for a live demonstration, cook-along (in-person & virtual), and lecture on the intersections of foodstuffs and storytelling, with the Kitchen Buterfly, Ozoz Sokoh. Read More

Developing a Toolkit for Community-Engaged Research—Feeding City Lab

March 9, 2022 How can humanities scholars develop research for social innovation and change? What tools and strategies can scholars use to initiate meaningful and impactful community-engaged research? Read More

Virtual Roundtable on Community-Engaged Humanities Research—Project Spotlight: Catering Communities

February 17, 2022 Join JHI Fellow Jaclyn Rohel as she hosts her research collaborators for a conversation about co-creating community-engaged research. Read More

Antifascism and the Café Culture: A Panel on the Modern Spaces & Substances of Resistance

February 24, 2022 This panel discussion investigates the role of the café and other spaces of sociability in fostering resistance against fascism. Read More

Annual Speak Series: Benjamin R. Cohen, "How Not to Feed the World"

January 20, 2022 Please register for this event through EventBrite to receive the Zoom link Read More

Special Roundtable: Translating the Foods of the World

December 14, 2021 Please join on 14 December 2021, 9:30-11:00am EDT (Toronto time) for a special roundtable Translating the Foods of the World hosted by Gastronomica: The Journal for Food Studies, the Culinaria Research Centre... Read More

"Virgilio Martínez and the Settler Colonial Sublime in Peru"

April 28, 2022 In this workshop, anthropologist María Elena García will facilitate a conversation about the cultural and colonial politics of gastronomy in Peru. Read More

"Off-Animals: Exhausted Capitalism and the Last Remains of Hog Killing in Chicago"

April 14, 2022 “Off-animals,” as they are called by some managers of North American pork production, are the biological refuse of agribusiness efforts to realize standardized life and death. Read More

Annual Speaker Series 2021-22: Emily Reisman (SUNY Buffalo)

December 9, 2021 Read More

"While Supplies Last: Exploring the Material Culture of Limited Edition Packaged Foods"

November 18, 2021 Please join us in welcoming our first guest in the 2021-22 Annual Speaker Series--Emily Truman from the University of Calgary, who will present her work entitled: Read More