Take a deep dive into Filipino/a/x American culture, starting with cuisine and geography of the Philippines. Learn about colonialism and global influences on Philippine identity, indigeneity, and nationalism. Gain understanding of Filipino migration to the United States and globally as we flip through Filipinos: Forgotten Asian Americans (Cordova 1983). And hear about local places, people, platforms, and events (Andresen 2024) significant to the Filipino American community right here in Washington State.
Participants will not be expected to complete outside work. However, a stipend will be available only to faculty who choose to complete a Canvas module and a final reflection after the Aug. 6th session.
Facilitated by Sajonna Sletten, Faculty Commons Chair, guest facilitators Vince Reyes, Genevieve Fernandez, and Third Andresen of Filipino American Curriculum Team, Seattle (F.A.C.T.S.), emcee’d by Donna Miguel, A&H. Co-sponsored by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Tuesday, August 6, 12:00 – 4:00 p.m. In person in D104H, with a Canvas shell for sharing content.
Optional 6 PD Hours and $200 stipend available to eligible faculty who attend the session and choose to complete a Canvas module and a final reflection
12 seats: Register by July 29th
Last Updated August 7, 2024