statcounter

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Quechua Night at NYU, 22 March 2011

Quechua Conversation Night: Quechua and Community Media

QuechuaNight_170.jpgQuechua Conversation Night is a monthly gathering focused on the exploration and celebration of Quechua, an indigenous language from the Andean region in South America.

This gathering will provide those learning or interested in the language with a comfortable and supportive space for listening and producing Quechua through casual conversation. Interested faculty, students, and members of the public are welcome to attend, and can expect to enjoy an evening full of the Quechua language. Native Quechua / Kichwa speakers are encouraged to attend and share in the experience of developing a community of Quechua speakers and appreciators in the New York City area.

If you are interested in receiving announcements about Quechua events at NYU, please sign up to our email list on the CLACS homepage.



Noche de Quechua es una reunión mensual enfocado en la exploración y celebración de Quechua / Kichwa, los idiomas indígenas de los Andes en Sudamérica.

Todos que están aprendiéndolo y a todos que les interesa tendrán un espacio comodo y con apoyo para escuchar y hablar Quechua / Kichwa en conversación. Les invitamos a todos que hablan Quechua / Kichwa, para que vengan a compartir en la experiencia y el desarollo de una comunidad Quechua / Kichwa en la ciudad de Nueva York.

Si tiene interes en recibir anuncios sobre eventos de Quechua / Kichwa a New York University, apuntarse a nuestra página web.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

SEMINAR AND BOOK LAUNCH:
“Evo Morales and theMovimiento al Socialismo in Bolivia: the first term in context, 2006-2010”
Edited by Adrian J. Pearce

Wednesday 27th April
18.00-20.00


The Senate Room, Senate House (First Floor)
Malet Street
London WC1E 7HU
Presentations by:
Prof. James Dunkerley (Queen Mary, University of London)
Dr. John Crabtree (Oxford University Latin American Centre)
Commentator:
Dr. Pilar Domingo (Overseas Development Institute)
Chair:
Dr. Adrian Pearce (King's College London)
The event is free of charge and open to all. There is no need for prior registration.
Organised by:
Institute for the Study of the Americas
Bolivia Information Forum
The event will be followed by a wine reception, courtesy of the Bolivian Embassy in London.
Bolivia Information Forum (BIF), Unit F5 89-93 Fonthill Road,