In response to the rise of anti-Chinese rhetoric resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, members of Spain’s Chinese community began to speak out on social media using the hashtag #NoSoyUnVirus in early 2020.
These reactions are one manifestation of how, in the last decade, a new generation of Spaniards of Chinese descent have started to form social networks and build new forms of activism. While most of this emerging discourse has taken place on social media platforms, our event, “Pensando Xībānyá” aims to bring visibility to Spain’s Chinese community by highlighting the work of Chinese Spanish artists, authors, and activists through a virtual lecture series to be co-sponsored by Stony Brook University and Skidmore College.
The goal of the series is to provide a forum for an interdisciplinary group of voices to speak about Chinese identity in Spain and the #NoSoyUnVirus movement.
www.pensandoxibanya.com
- Cultural Production (Feb 17th 1pm EST): Chenta Tsai, Jiajie Yu Yan and Quan Zhou.
https://stonybrook.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtf- 6qqTMuE9J241Buj8UaetaJ5Th8Dimk
- Writing and Diaspora (March 24th 1pm EST): Berna Wang, Paloma Chen and Susana Ye.
https://stonybrook.zoom.us/meeting/register/ tJcscO6orDoqGtRNYqdV9mxTQQ- JOqUQRsqD
- Activism and Education (April 14th 1pm EST): Antonio Liu Yang, Inés Herrero Goméz and Yue Fu..
https://stonybrook.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAvc- muqzouHNYd1CBByRdM69a0YgvOTgHp
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