CHA Events
#MeToo and the Supreme Court: One Year after Christine Blasey Ford
Wednesday, September 25, 12:00-1:00pm, Ketchum 371
A year ago on September 27, 2018, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the world that Justice Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. This brown bag lunch discussion will feature three CU Boulder faculty who will share their thoughts, observations, and takeaways on the one-year anniversary of this landmark hearing. We invite the CU Boulder and local Boulder community to join us in thinking and talking about the ramifications of Dr. Blasey Ford’s testimony and the #MeToo movement. Please bring a brown bag lunch—the CHA (Center for Humanities & the Arts) will provide beverages and dessert—and bring your comments and questions for what we are hoping will be a lively and provocative discussion about sexual assault in US culture and society. CU Boulder Faculty Panelists: Aya Gruber, Professor, School of Law Honor Sachs, Assistant Professor, History Nick Villanueva, Assistant Professor, Ethnic Studies Questions? Email cu-cha@colorado.edu Phone 303-735-0237 Twitter: @CHA_CUBoulder
CHA Open House Wednesday, October 2, 3:00-5:00pm, Macky Auditorium Room 201
Please join us to welcome new additions to the Center for Humanities & the Arts staff, Jennifer Ho, Center Director and Sharon Van Boven, Finance and Operations Manager. We would also like to welcome Scott Adler, Dean of the Graduate School. We will have food and beverages, and we welcome you to take part in the conviviality and community building that this Open House will inspire (along with future collaborations). We will also be unveiling a new community partnership with KuCha Teahouse in the form of two tea blends made exclusively for the CHA!
Co-sponsored Events
The screening of JFK: The Last Speech Tuesday, November 19th @5pm in Eaton Humanities 1B90