Film Studies Center
The Film Studies Center (FSC) serves as the support facility and research center for the Department of Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Chicago. In addition to providing curricular and other support for faculty and students, the Film Studies Center hosts an array of public events programming: archival film screenings, conferences and symposia, workshops, and programs with visiting artists and film scholars.
FSC is a program partner for Toward Common Cause, hosting a film program as part of the multi-day conference Relational Futures: A Symposium for Indigenous Land, Water, and Environment.
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October 7–9, 2021 Hybrid program, consisting of on-site experiences and livestream broadcasts About For whom have environments been protected, conserved, or honored? The prolonged impacts of environmental racism and settler colonialism, exacerbated by infrastructural and economic inequalities are realities shared by communities of color and Indigenous nations. How have notions of the commons and public…
A film program presented as part of Relational Futures: A Symposium for Indigenous Land, Water, and Environment As an extinction crisis looms and climate change continues to be one of the greatest threats our planet has ever faced, America’s 640 million acres of public lands support biodiversity and carbon sequestration. It’s essential that we fight…