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SUMMARY:Housing 2.0: Reimagining the Housing System in Silicon Valley
DESCRIPTION:CREATIVE THINKERS\, DOERS & DISRUPTORS\, WELCOME TO HOUSING 2.0!\nFor too long\, Silicon Valley has been the most expensive place in the country to live.  Yet\, the problem has never been worse.  Everyone is struggling with the stratospheric cost of housing\, from our teachers\, baristas\, chefs\, social workers\, cashiers\, and artists to small business owners\, startups\, and engineers.  In other words\, everyone who helps make Silicon Valley the Global Center of Innovation. \nAt Housing 2.0\, we’re having a much-needed conversation: how to disrupt the housing system.  Because the existing system isn’t working. \nWe’re incredibly excited to have Kim-Mai Cutler (TechCrunch)\, Nate Donato-Weinstein (Silicon Valley Business Journal)\, and Rachael Myrow (KQED) moderate the “disruption huddles\,” and Ananya Roy (UCLA) as the “disruption” keynote.  Housing 2.0 also includes interactive features for participants to curate their own experience. \nJoin the movement May 19\, 2016 @ Housing 2.0 to Reimagine the Housing System in Silicon Valley!  Sign-in and lunch at food trucks (free with registration) begin at 11:00am.  Official program starts at 1pm.   \nLearn more and/or RSVP.
URL:https://challengeinequality.luskin.ucla.edu/event/housing-2-0-reimagining-housing-system-silicon-valley/
LOCATION:San Jose City Hall\, Rotunda + Plaza\, 200 East Santa Clara Street \, San Jose\,  95113\, United States
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SUMMARY:CPSC – Jennie Chio – All Together Now: Ethnic Crowds and Vernacular Media in 'Minority' China
DESCRIPTION:Jennie Chio (Emory)\nCo-sponsored by the UCLA Center for Chinese Studies \nCulture\, Power\, and Social Change (CPSC)\nCPSC is concerned with a broad range of issues in sociocultural anthropology. As the name of the group suggests\, they are particularly interested in how the workings of culture\, and of different forms of power and inequality\, play out in the contemporary world. And behind these two issues are questions of social change\, that is\, of the ways in which the rapidly changing world of today impacts people’s lives\, and in turn\, how people in different circumstances seek to bring about change in the world. CPSC I hosts talks by both in-house faculty members and visiting post-doctoral and faculty level scholars; CPSC II hosts talks by advanced graduate students. All CPSC events are open only to UCLA faculty\, students\, and invited guests. If you would like to be added to the mailing list\, email Hannah Appel at happel@ucla.edu.
URL:https://challengeinequality.luskin.ucla.edu/event/cpsc-jennie-chio-together-now-ethnic-crowds-vernacular-media-minority-china/
LOCATION:Haines Hall 279 Room\, 375 Portola Plaza\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90095\, United States
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