Please join Roshan Institute for Persian Studies for a live screening of "Father, Daughter and the Immortal Song: A Story of One Woman's Fight for Liberation, Justice and Equality," attended by Director/Producer Sogand Seirafi.

The Language House International Film Series presents films selected by Language House students representing their target languages and cultures. This year, the theme of the series is "Social Inequities," reflecting the theme of the UMD First Year Book.

Please join Roshan Institute for Persian Studies for a virtual talk with Dr. Blake Atwood (American University of Beirut), titled "Accessing Iran: Film Distribution and the Touristic Gaze." Dr. Atwood will discuss the distribution of contemporary Iranian cinema in the United States.

Snacks and drinks starting at 6:30pm in the Lauretta Clough Community Room (JMZ 1205). Screening begins at 7pm, with English subtitles. 

The Language House International Film Series presents films selected by Language House students representing their target languages and cultures. This year, the theme of the series is "Social Inequities," reflecting the theme of the UMD First Year Book.

Explore the interplay between fiction and history at Cátedra Pacheco: "Fiction and History in Dialogue with the Work of José Emilio Pacheco." Dive deep into Pacheco's influential work and discover how fiction and history converge through Yuri Herrera’s expert lens.

The Language House International Film Series presents films selected by Language House students representing their target languages and cultures. This year, the theme of the series is "Social Inequities," reflecting the theme of the UMD First Year Book.

Attend a dialogue with the author of "Chicas muertas" in Spanish. She will explore her short story and nonfiction works with graduate students. Presented by School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures

Join us for an exceptional creative writing workshop led by distinguished Mexican writer Yuri Herrera. As a full professor at Tulane University, Herrera brings a wealth of expertise in literary theory and creative writing to this unique opportunity.

"Las Muertes Más Bellas del Mundo" (The Most Beautiful Deaths in the World) is a documentary film that tells the story of the Salvadoran diaspora in Washington, D.C. through the eyes of Salvadoran artists who make art out of war.