Political strategist LaTosha Brown discusses voter suppression in virtual event
'Right now in Wisconsin, there are 129,000 voters who the State Board of Elections want to try to force to be removed,' Brown says
Bestselling author discusses science, sociology, ethics of genetic research
Author of 'The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks' urges students to stay curious
Oneida member says native communities, federal agencies must work together for sustainable futures
Speaker says current economic development damages native communities
Me Too movement creator Tarana Burke discusses sexual violence, community support on campus
Burke challenged UW administration to find better solutions to campus sexual violence
Activist discusses prison system reform as part of Distinguished Lecture Series
Mariame Kaba said mass incarceration in America is a criminalization problem
Bestselling author, scientist discusses Flint, Michigan water crisis
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha told story of her role in uncovering the crisis and her efforts to help aid recovery
DLS: Phil Yu highlights power of online activism in empowering Asian Americans
Yu started his blog, "Angry Asian Man," in 2001, quickly gained traction among online community
Reporters should be biased in today’s world, lecturer says
Jeremy Scahill emphasized importance of holding government accountable, role of young people in shaping new political precedent
