Screening and discussion of the 2018 film O Processo (The Trial), on the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff. Maria Augusta Ramos (documentary filmmaker)
"518 Years of Colonial Ghosts. "Alexandra Lucas Coelho (Portuguese author). Organized by the Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese with CLACS support.
"Maps of True Places: Material Cartographies in the Work of Guimarães Rosa." Clara Rowland (Departamento de Estudos Portugueses, Universidade Nova de Lisboa). Organized by the Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese with CLACS support.
"Bossa Nova Longplay: Getz/Gilberto after Fifty Years (or so)." Bryan McCann (Dept. of History, Georgetown University). Organized by the Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese with CLACS support.
"Work until You Die: The Effects of the 2016 Coup on the Brazilian Working Class." William J. Mello (Dept. of Labor Studies, IU Northwest. Part of the El Foro lecture series.
"Bullets, Bulls, and Bibles: Jair Bolsonaro and the Rise of the Far Right in Brazil." (Bryan Pitts, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, IUB)
"Belly Dancing in São Paulo, Brazil: Using Dance and Video to do Ethnomusicological Research." (Erica Giesbrecht, Fulbright Visiting Chair in Brazilian Music, IUB)
Brazilian Literary Spring: "Cloro: The Genesis of a Novel." Alexandre Vidal Porto (Brazilian author). Organized by the Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese with CLACS support.
Brazilian Literary Spring: "(in)visibilidades da Migrância: Refugiados nas Artes Plásticas e na Literatura Brasileira Contemporâneas." Leonardo Tonus (HDR en Études lusophones, UFR d’Études Ibériques et Latino-Américaines, Université Paris-Sorbonne). Organized by the Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese with CLACS support.
"The Brazilian Political Crisis." Roundtable including Martin Delaroche (School of Public and Environmental Affairs, IUB), Vitor Martins Dias (Maurer School of Law, IUB), Bryan Pitts (Latin American and Caribbean Studies, IUB), and Elizabeth Stein (International Studies, IUB)
"Brazil in Transition: Beliefs, Leadership, and Institutional Change." Lee J. Alston (Ostrom Workshop, IUB). Part of the El Foro lecture series.
"Land Use and Environmental Diversity in Maranhão, Brazil." Maristela de Paula Andrade, Benedito de Souza Filho, and Ulisses Denache Vieira Souza (Universidade Federal do Maranhão).
"Conspiracy and Orgies: Sexuality, Anticommunism, and the Right in Cold War Brazil." Benjamin Cowan (Dept. of History, George Mason Univ.)
"Brazilian Folk and Popular Music for the Violin - Lecture Demonstration." Raimundo Nilton Silva (Escola de Musica de Brasilia and the IPFW Community Arts Academy - String Camp).