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Kiana Nadonza

University of Oregon

Department of Anthropology

ALPAS Culture / Musings / Updates

Alpas (v. in Tagalog) - to become free, to unwind and break loose, to untether from all that has confined you. Alpas is a personal project to explore my ideas openly and freely.

#DisOrient2019: 5 Things to Know About Oregon’s Only Asian-American Indie Film Fest!

#DisOrient2019: 5 Things to Know About Oregon’s Only Asian-American Indie Film Fest!

The 14th annual DisOrient Asian American Film Festival is coming up! The festival focuses on film, music, and other forms of art that showca

My unapologetic reaction to finally seeing 'Crazy Rich Asians,' crying over Mitsuye Yamada a

My unapologetic reaction to finally seeing 'Crazy Rich Asians,' crying over Mitsuye Yamada a

When there are so few opportunities to represent a marginalized community, every action innately becomes a signifier for greater,...

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To be a first generation student in a time of college scandals

To be a first generation student in a time of college scandals

Filipina-American is in the heart: an end-of-term reflection by a very corny, early career scholar.

Filipina-American is in the heart: an end-of-term reflection by a very corny, early career scholar.

A tribute to Dr. Roy Wagner (1938-2018)

A tribute to Dr. Roy Wagner (1938-2018)

My unapologetic reaction to finally seeing 'Crazy Rich Asians,' crying over Mitsuye Yamada a

My unapologetic reaction to finally seeing 'Crazy Rich Asians,' crying over Mitsuye Yamada a

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To be a first generation student in a time of college scandals

#DisOrient2019: 5 Things to Know About Oregon’s Only Asian-American Indie Film Fest!

Filipina-American is in the heart: an end-of-term reflection by a very corny, early career scholar.

A tribute to Dr. Roy Wagner (1938-2018)

My unapologetic reaction to finally seeing 'Crazy Rich Asians,' crying over Mitsuye Yamada a

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