ECCE Speaker Series Video on Demand Page
In collaboration with the Office of Electronic Media, ITS offers webcasting services for campus events and classroom lectures. Events such as graduation, athletics events, festivals, and various workshops/symposiums have been broadcast across the Internet using streaming technology that makes the content available across mobile and computing platforms.
Campus departments wishing to arrange a webcast should contact Cody Pope at 217.206.6803 or cpope6@uis.edu. At the time a webcast is live, it may be accessed from UIS Live webpage.
Fall 2021
- Systemic Racism, Voting Rights and the U.S. Supreme Court | Kathryn E. Eisenhart
- PlantBot Genetics: Working at the Intersection of Contemporary Art and Environmental Advocacy – Wendy DesChene & Jeff Schmuki
Spring 2021
- Talking Black in America | Walt Wolfram
- Weaving Conservation Into the Tapestry of Our Lives: A Forest Ecologist’s Perspective – Nalini Nadkarni
- Climate Change Action: A Civic Responsibility – Don Wuebbles | Julie Maldonado | Debra Jacobson
- Musings of a Black Girl: The Poetry & Insights of Brittany Marshall – Brittany Marshall
- What Could It Mean to Say, “Capitalism Causes Sexism and Racism?” – Vanessa Wills & Panel Discussion
- Immigration and Detention Centers: The Trauma They Live In – Panel Discussion
- Race, Policing, and Activism for Accountability in Black Chicago – Simon Balto and Andrew Baer
- The Status of Black Lives Matter: A Shift in Policy, Culture, Justice, and Reform – Panel Discussion
Fall 2020
- Water Diplomacy in the Middle East – Rachel Havrelock
- Using Our Voices & Choices: How Growers and Eaters Can Work Together to Support Regenerative Farming in Illinois – Liz Moran Stelk
- Beaumont Endowed Lincoln Legacy Lecture Series 2020 “Lincoln and the American Political Tradition”
- What Can Be Taught in College in Prison? Reflections, Research, and Recommendations – Magic Wade
- Illinois Fair Tax Amendment – Ralph Martire
- Reconsidering Reparations – Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò
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Votes for Women – Dr. Holly Kent & Panel
Spring 2020
- College Students and Reparations: A Georgetown University Slavery Descendant’s Story – Mélisande Short-Colom
- Locational Identity: Moving from Trauma to Freedom – Panel Discussion
Fall 2019
- Community Based Environmental Justice and Beyond – Kim Wasserman
- Terror Capitalism: Uyghur ‘Reeducation’ and the Chinese Security Industrial Complex – Darren Byler
- Free Frank’s New Philadelphia, Illinois: First U.S. Town Founded by a Black Man – Gerald McWorter and Kate Williams-McWorter
- Salome’s Image Throughout History as an Example of Myths’ Creation about Women – Rosina Neginsky
- To Name It is to See it: Identity and Misrecognition – Huong Ngo
- Lincoln, Immigration, and Citizenship – Jason Silverman and Mark Steiner
- #MeToo in Muslim America – Saba Fatima
- Tinderbox – The Untold Story of the Upstairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation – Robert Fieseler
- Youth Sports in Crisis – F. Clark Power
- Tinker vs. Des Moines School District: Landmark US Supreme Court Case – John Tinker
- A Tribute to Syria – Mariela Shaker
Spring 2019
- Queer Poets of Color: Undocupoets and Migrant Literary Activism – Christopher Soto
- Political Culture and Agency in Mexico: Lessons from the 2018 Elections – Cristina Tapia Muro
- Gateway to Equality: Black Women and the Struggle for Economic Justice in St. Louis – Keona Ervin
- Hiking the Keystone XL Pipeline: A 1700-Mile Eco-Adventure – Ken Ilgunas
- The Plight of Rohingya Refugees of Myanmar – Azeem Ibrahim
- Sanctuary Healthcare for All: Public Health Protecting the Rights of Immigrants and Marginalized People – Susan Avila
- The History of Springfield – From 1908 to Now – Film Screening and Panel Discussion with NAACP Representatives
- Violent Video Games – The Myths, The Research, and The Red Dead Redemption – Christopher Ferguson
Fall 2018
- Blacks in Green: Principles of Green Village Building – Naomi Davis
- Spielberg, Diddy, Oprah and Me – Stephanie Graham and Tempesst Hazel
- What Happened in the 2016 Election? The Changing American Voter in 2016 and Beyond – Luis Ricardo Fraga
- PostSecret: Creating Community through Confessions – Frank Warren [NOTE: This video requires UIS Login to watch]
- A Mexicana-Chicana Cultural Worker’s LGBTQ Experience – Diana Solis
- Intersex: Stories Not Surgeries – Pidgeon Pagonis [NOTE: This video requires UIS Login to watch]
- The Displaced Persons Act of 1948: Local, National, and International Contexts – Panel Discussion
- Contemporary Attacks on American Constitutional Freedom: Hate Speech, Political Speech, and the Right to Privacy – Panel Discussion
Spring 2018
- Climate Change as a Civil and Human Rights Issue – Jaqueline Patterson
- Being Color Brave Rather than Colorblind: Forming a Racially-inclusive Sociological Imagination – Rashawn Ray
- Black Children in Hollywood Cinema – Debbie Olson
- Protest: As American As Apple Pie – Panel Discussion
- From Racial Hatred to Rational Love: Confessions of a Former White Supremacist – Joseph Pearce
Fall 2017
- Hope Is the Thing with Little Clear Wings – Clay Bolt
- Investigating How Cancer Cells Survive: The Key to Blocking Metastasis – Zachary Schafer
- Examining Barriers to Social Change: Challenges of Youth, Young Adults and Adults to Creating, Impacting and Enacting Reform – Tommy Jackson III, Marcus Bright, and Utz McKnight
- 2017 Lincoln Legacy Lecture: Lincoln and Education – Michael Burlingame, Robert Bray, and Paula Shotwell
- Women’s Community Art for Social Justice in Mexican American Chicago – Panel Discussion
- Sylvia Mendez: Pioneer in the School Desegregation Movement – Sylvia Mendez
- Law Mart – Riaz Tejani
Spring 2017
- River Reconnections: A Story of Science and Hope – Michelle Carr
- Immigrants and Refugees: A Dilemma for US Leaders and Society – Pamela Constable
- The Failure on the War on Drugs: Finding Humanity in an Unjust System – Neill Franklin
- Does Leadership Have a Gender? – Samantha Drew Gordon
- The U.S. Immigrant Population: Myths vs. Facts – Panel Discussion
- Black Lives Matter Through the Prism of Fredrick Douglass – Panel Discussion
Spring 2016
- A Call to Action: Local Media’s Role in Shaping Public Policy – Mitch Pugh
- What’s Wrong with White Talk? – Alison Bailey
Fall 2015
Spring 2015
- Sex Trafficking in Illinois – Jody Raphael
- When Eyewitness Identification Fails the Victim and the Accused – Jennifer Thompson and Ronald Cotton
Fall 2014
- Culture, Identity, and Sports: Indigenous Mexican Migrants Shooting Hoops – Bernardo Ramírez Ríos
Spring 2013
- Can Technology Serve Social Justice? – Virginia Eubanks