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[AA]2-AURA
INTERNS
Nusrat
Alam
Lucille
Kim
Gayitri
Indar
Emily
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Contact
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PO
Box 4093
Stony Brook
NY 11790
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aura@aasquared.org
www.aasquared.org/
AURA
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SPRING 2004 CALENDAR
Women's Events, Especially with
Asian / Asian American
Focus -
Most Contain Additional Links - Previous Events at End
Click
HERE for Fall 2004 Calendar |
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12
noon
May
2, 2004
25th Annual
Asian
American Heritage Festival
Union Square, NYC |
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11am
- 3pm
May
1, 2004
The New School
University Diversity Initiative
Asian American Film Series
11:00am -
Documentary on Asian American Porn
Masters
of the Pillow
12:15pm - New
Comedy on Dating
The Red
Thread
1:00pm - Finding
THE Right Man
Puff
2:00 pm - Panel
Discussion
Moderator: Michelle
Materre BA
Program, The New School
Panelists
Lily Ling
Graduate Program
International Affairs, The New School
Vinay Chowdry
Media Studies
Program, The New School
Bix Gabriel
Independent Film
Maker
2:00 pm
Reception
66 West 12th Street, Room 404
The
New School |
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12
noon
April
25, 2004
Join NAPAWF
National Asian Pacific
American Women's Forum
and
South
Asian's for Women's Lives
at the
March for Women's Lives
National Mall, Washington, DC |
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12
- 9pm
April 24, 2004
Young Asian
American
Women
Speak Out !
Chick Flick Fest
2nd Annual Asian
American Film Series
All Day Conference for High School
& College Students: Workshops
& Info
Sessions on College Life for HS Students
Career Choices with Alumni Professionals
Depression & Suicide | Racism & Stereotypes
Sexual Decision Making | Leadership Skills
Partner Violence Protection |
Safe Sex
Being A Muslim Woman Post 9/11
And Lots More
Dinner Compliments of
Taste of India
New Comedy Film on Dating
Red
Thread
and More
Charles B. Wang Center
Celebrating Asian & Asian American Cultures
Stony Brook University
sponsored by AURA-[AA]2
aKDP, DPO, ESP and KPL Sororities
ASA, CASB, Club SASA, SBCSSA & SBU AA E-Zine
Frank
Melville Jr. Memorial Library
Long
Island Fund for Women and Girls
Charles B. Wang Center
IMPORTANT!
PRE-REGISTRATION INFO
Walk-in for workshops is
okay BUT there is limited space for dinner and show and only those
who pre-register are guaranteed dinner and Asian Night. Click link for additional info:
http://www.aasquared.org/AURA/CFC.html
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7:00
pm
April 23, 2004
Chick
Flick Fest
2nd Annual Asian
American Film Series
Young
Asian American
Women
Speak Out !
Negotiating
cultures for
women wanting love and the fruits
of love with Nisha Ganatra's award
winning
Chutney Popcorn
and new director Bix
Gabriel's
Puff
followed by
A Conversation With
Bix
Theatre, Charles B. Wang Center
Celebrating Asian & Asian American Cultures
Stony Brook University
sponsored by AURA-[AA]2
aKDP, DPO, ESP and KPL Sororities
Club SASA,
SBCSSA & SBU AA E-Zine
Frank
Melville Jr. Memorial Library
Long
Island Fund for Women and Girls
Charles B. Wang Center
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7:00 pm
April 22, 2004
Chick
Flick Fest
2nd Annual Asian
American Film Series
Young
Asian American
Women
Speak Out!
From Dragon Lady to Sex Siren
Anna May Wong
First and Still Most Significant
Asian American Actress,
in the classic
Piccadilly
followed by an array
of clips
of Wong in her finest roles including
Tiger Lily
in Peter
Pan
The Mongol Slave in
Thief
of Bagdad
and Hui
Fei
in
Shanghai Express
and ending the evening with a
panel / audience discussion
'Asians in the Media
Have Things Really Gotten Better?'
Theatre,
Charles B. Wang Center
Celebrating Asian & Asian American Cultures
Stony Brook University
sponsored by AURA-[AA]2
aKDP, DPO, ESP and KPL Sororities
Club SASA, SBCSSA & SBU AA E-Zine
Frank
Melville Jr. Memorial Library
Long
Island Fund for Women and Girls
Charles B. Wang Center |
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9
- 5pm
April
14, 2004
Gender, Ethnicity
&
Sexuality: Daughters of the
Motherland Speak
- How have women
managed (or not) to reconcile the sexual double
standard of their
cultural heritage while here in the US?
How do Chinese, Japanese, Korean, South Asian women & Muslim women
negotiate and re-conceptualize their sexuality within
American culture? What are the cultural varieties and
similarities in
subverting patriarchal inequalities?
Wang Center Celebrating Asian and
Asian
American Cultures,
Stony Brook U
presented by Women's Studies
Department, SBU
and the
Charles Wang Center |
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March
26-27, 2004
NAPAWF Conference,
National
Asian Pacific American Women's Forum
American University
School of Law, Washington, DC
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7:00
pm
March 25, 2004
Film: The Way Home
Women of All Races Talking
About Race -
How We Don't Deal
with Each Other, Why, & How to Change
Audience Discussion Afterwards / Refreshments
Room 401, Charles B. Wang Center Celebrating
Asian and Asian American Cultures
Stony Brook University
co-sponsored by
AURA-[AA]2 and IFSC
aKDP, KPL, ESP, SBU AA E-Zine
Long
Island Fund for Women and Girls
SBU Office of Diversity
and Affirmative Action
See
a 6 minute clip of
The Way Home
Here with Real
Audio |
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March
25, 2004
Join
NAPAWF
(National Asian Pacific
American Women's Forum)
at the March for Women's
Lives
Washington, DC - Sunday, April 25th
DEADLINE to Reserve Bus Space
STUDENTS ARE FREE
WITH A
$10 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT
Call
515-750-2666 in Nassau ($40 for non-students)
or 631-361-7526, Ext. 246 in Suffolk ($30 for non-students) |
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8
- 3 pm
March
24, 2004
5th Annual
Conference
Blueprint for Gender Equity
in Education:
Claiming the 21st
Century - Where We've Been, Where
We've
Arrived, Where We Still Need to Go
SAC, Stony Brook University
presented by
Long
Island Fund for Women and Girls
and Stony Brook University |
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