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SUMMARY:Emory University + Georgia State University Present Jeff Chang
DESCRIPTION:Emory University Asian American and Asian Diaspora Initiative and AAPIDA Emory University present Jeff Chang with Casey Wong \nApril 24th\, 5pm-7pm \nTalk and Book Signing \nEmory University Harland Cinema\, 630 Means Drive\, Atlanta 30322 \nCo-sponsored by Georgia State University – Asian/Asian American Faculty Affinity Group and Department of Educational Policy Studies
URL:https://jeffchang.net/event/georgia-state-university-emory-university-present-jeff-chang/
LOCATION:Emory University Harland Cinema\, 630 Means Drive\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30322\, United States
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SUMMARY:IDA 25 :: A Soulfully Curated Affair
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Institute for Diversity in the Arts with special guests Tank & The Bangas and many more! \nFriday May 1  6:00pm \nStanford University – Roble Arts Complex \nBorn out of the Committee on Black Performing Arts\, the Institute for Diversity in the Arts is a home for visionary creators. Join us for a night of stunning performances\, dinner\, and dancing benefiting the next generation of Stanford artists. \nHosted by: \nYvette Lee Bowser ’87 \nJan Barker Alexander \nJeff Chang \nAlex Fialho ’11 \nTickets available at: ida.stanford.edu/gala \nCan’t make it? Make a gift! ida.stanford.edu/give
URL:https://jeffchang.net/event/ida-25-a-soulfully-curated-affair/
LOCATION:Stanford University – Roble Arts Complex\, 375 Santa Teresa Street\, Stanford\, CA\, 94305\, United States
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SUMMARY:Berkeley Public Library Presents Water Mirror Echo Book Talk
DESCRIPTION:Join Jeff at the Berkeley Public Library – the Tarea Hall Pittman Berkeley South Branch – on the afternoon of May 2nd for a relaxed hometown talk and discussion about Water Mirror Echo! \nEast Wind Books\, led by Harvey and Bea Dong\, will be onhand to sell books. \nMay 2\, 3-4pm \nFree with book signing to follow! \nTarea Hall Pittman Berkeley South Branch  \n1901 Russell St.\nBerkeley\, CA 94703
URL:https://jeffchang.net/event/berkeley-public-library-presents-water-mirror-echo-book-talk/
LOCATION:Tarea Hall Pittman Berkeley South Branch Library\, 1901 Russell St.\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94702\, United States
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SUMMARY:Merritt Dialogues: On Iran w/Behrooz Ghamari & Fatemeh Jamalpour
DESCRIPTION:The Bay Area Book Festival presents the Merritt Dialogues \nON IRAN: Behrooz Ghamari & Fatemeh Jamalpour \nModerated by Jeff Chang \n\nIn the shadow of the escalating US‑Israel war on Iran\, historian Behrooz Ghamari and feminist journalist Fatemeh Jamalpour come together for a rare\, intimate dialogue on Iran\, dissent\, and the futures imagined by those forced to live and write between worlds. Guided by cultural critic Jeff Chang\, they’ll explore how revolutions are remembered\, how regimes attempt to silence witnesses\, and how stories cross borders even when bodies cannot. \nBoth in-person and virtual tickets are available for this hybrid event. Come engage in one of the most urgent conversations of our time. Moderated in person by Jeff Chang\, author of Water Mirror Echo and host of Notes from the Edge on KALW. \nTickets are available to join in-person or virtual. Guests Behrooz Ghamari and Fatemeh Jamalpour will be joining virtually. The in-person event features the panel discussion on the New Parkway’s screen\, a public conversation following the panel discussion\, and book sales. \n\nPurchase tickets now through Eventbrite (virtual only) or the New Parkway (in-person only) \n  \n\nSeries description: The quarterly Merritt Dialogues\, launched in Uptown Oakland in 2025\, invites us into generative conversation—where two thinkers\, whose viewpoints may align or diverge\, engage in dialogue that engenders critical thinking and deepens understanding of complex issues. Our aim is not to sway but to illuminate\, cultivating nuance and richer perspective. Rather than trickle up or down\, insights move in and out\, sending reverberations through our myceliadic communities\, weaving empathy and complexity into our collective consciousness. Participants will leave not only transformed as individuals\, but also as threads in a larger societal stitching\, our communal weave ever more intricate and alive.
URL:https://jeffchang.net/event/merritt-dialogues-on-iran-w-behrooz-ghamari-fatemeh-jamalpour/
LOCATION:New Parkway Theatre\, 474 24th Street\, Oakland\, California\, 94612\, United States
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SUMMARY:UC Merced Food For Thought Speaker Series
DESCRIPTION:May 7\, 6:00pm \nDetails and Registration TK \nHosted by UC Merced’s Executive Chef Mitchell Vanagten\, the Food for Thought series brings writers\, artists\, and cultural thinkers to the Central Valley for free and accessible events for students and the broader community. Featuring Chef Vanagten’s special menus\, these have become beloved events for the region. Jeff’s appearance follows Shannon Lee’s last spring!
URL:https://jeffchang.net/event/uc-merced-food-for-thought-speaker-series/
LOCATION:UC Merced\, 5200 Lake Road\, Merced\, 95343\, United States
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