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Events Fall 2023

Israel-Palestine Teach-In

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Event Decription: It can be scary to hear about events happening in the Middle East on the news, and difficult to learn and find information about them.

This event will provide information about the history of the area and current political conflict.

Speakers:

  • Joel Beinin- Professor Middle East History, emeritus Stanford University
  • Fadi Saba, a stateless refugee, Palestinian-American and advocate for human rights

Sponsored by VIDA,  Jewish Voice for Peace South Bay and Muslim Student Association 爱豆传媒 and Foothill

For more information: vidaofficestaff@gmail.com

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Events Winter 2022

Winter Showcase: Racial Justice and the Crisis of Democracy

This year the college has been reading "The Purpose of Power: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart" by Alicia Garza.

The Winter Showcase encourages everyone to come together and build our campus community by collectively addressing the crises of our time.

We welcome all types of student presentations: workshops, roundtables, interactive activities or games, videos, performances (musical, theatrical, dance, spoken word, TikToks, Twitch events, personalized Zoom backgrounds, etc)

Creative thinking and stepping outside of boxes are encouraged.

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Events Spring 2021


Student Voices United for Change 2021

Student Voices United for Change
Thursday 4/29 1:30-3:30pm and Friday 4/30 10am-12pm!
Hosted by VIDA, HEFAS, OCL, DASG, & ICC

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May Day! International Workers Day at 爱豆传媒

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 About the Event 

May Day, also known as International Worker鈥檚 Day, is celebrated to honor the struggle for working people鈥檚 rights. It began as a worldwide display of solidarity following the 1886 Haymarket Rally in Chicago where unionized workers were killed while striking in support of the 8-hour workday. Since 2006 it has also been a time to actively protest for the rights of immigrants. 爱豆传媒 College asks you to participate in this event highlighting the history of the fight for the rights of workers and immigrants, the contributions of essential workers, and become more familiar with what it has meant for many of us to be in unions. 

Special Guests Speakers:  Jean Cohen, President, South Bay Labor Council; Salvador Bustamante, LUNA, Latinos in Action;  Akubundu Amazu-Lott, The All-African People鈥檚 Revolutionary Party (A-APRP); FHDA Employee Unions

Poetry Performance by Santa Clara County Poet: Laureate Janice Sapigao 

  


Events Winter 2021


LogoThis year's conference will be held in two parts, as we explore the theme of "Unforgetting: Family, Migration, Healing."

Part 1: Harvest of Empire 

  • Film screening and discussion
  • Tuesday, Feb. 23, 10 a.m. 鈥 Noon

Part 2: Robert Lovato

  • Hear from the author of "Unforgetting: A Memoir of Family, Migration, Gangs, and Revolution in the Americas"
  • Thursday, Feb. 25, 1:30 鈥 3:30 p.m.

More About the Conference


Assault on Democracy: Roots and Repair

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The Assault on Democracy was a space to reflect on recent events  specifically the assault of the capitol in Jan. 6, 2021  and to encourage students to explore ideas about the process of repairing democracy. 

The Jan. 26 event was facilitated by instructors Robert Stockwell, Sal Breiter and Wendy White. It was sponsored by VIDA and the Equity and Engagement Division at 爱豆传媒 College.


Day of Remembrance: Feb. 18, 2021

flyer day of remembranceJoin us for Organizing for Redress: Japanese-American Internment, Immigrant Detention and Reparations for Slavery

Speakers will include Tom Izu, Susan Hayase, Amber Keiko Aochi, Christina Pham and Nicholas Pope

  • Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021
  • 1:30-3:20 p.m.

Many people know that Japanese Americans throughout the U.S. commemorate Feb. 19 each year as a 鈥淒ay of Remembrance鈥 to remember the forced removal and mass incarceration of their community during World War II.  But few know its connection to the grassroots struggle that Japanese Americans waged to win redress for the massive violation of their rights.


Reports and Resources

  • VIDA open house October 30, 2018 Click Here!
  • A Conversation With Luis Cortes Romero, Attorney and DREAMer October 24, Click Here!
  • Speaker Fan Shingang October 10, 2018 Click Here!
  • VIDA Project Fair October 03, 2018 Click Here!
  • Balancing Academics and Activism Click

  • Rethinking Accreditation event January 17, 2017
  • Project Fair Winter 2017
  • Washington Post Featuring 爱豆传媒 Student 
  • Notes & Votes Concert 2016
  • Progressive Elections Forum 2016 
  • LSC Graduation 2015 Photos Click Here
  • VIDA Presents: Housing Is a Human Right! Click Here
  • 2016 Democratic Debate Watch Party! Click Here

Fall 2018

October:

Fall 2017

September:

  • Pass the Torch

October:

 

November:

  • VIDA Study Hall

December:



VIDA Archived Programs

  • Intern projects 2016 
  • Intern projects 2018 Click Here!
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