Events & Discussions – Implicit Social Cognition Lab

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Syracuse University invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give a keynote lecture at the 2025-2026 Ray Smith Symposium entitled “(In)Visible Faces: The Politics of Portraiture and Social Change, 1700—the Present.”

Lafayette College invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give workshops on faculty hiring, retention, and faculty development.

Kolkata Literary Meet 2026 invites Nilanjana Dasgupta for a conversation about Change the Wallpaper during the “Republic of Hope” event.

University of York in the UK invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give the “Athena SWAN seminar” on equity in STEM in the Department of Psychology.

Rutgers University invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to speak at a workshop for Geoscience faculty and administrators on their New Brunswick and Newark campuses about “Change the Wallpaper.”

University of Georgia faculty Dr. Danielle McArdle invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to speak at her course on “Social aspects of sports” about “Change the Wallpaper.”

Latina faculty mutual mentoring group at UMass Amherst and the Five Colleges invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give an invited talk and participate in a panel discussion at a day-long symposium on “Navigating Academia as Latina Professors.”

Legal Aid Society of Northeast New York hosts a “Justice for All” Awards dinner and invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give a keynote lecture at the event about “Change the Wallpaper” during the awards ceremony.

Lafayette College, Hanson Center for Inclusive Excellence, invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give a talk on “Change the Wallpaper: Interventions to reduce bias and increase inclusion.”

Commonwealth Honors College at UMass Amherst invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give a plenary lecture to students, faculty, and staff. How “wallpaper” creates inequality: A science-driven approach to change it.

Portland State University in Portland Oregon invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to be the Edith Sullivan Distinguished Speaker. “How ‘wallpaper’ creates inequality: A science-driven approach to change it.”

University of Washington in Seattle Washington. Invited presentation on “How ‘wallpaper’ creates inequality: A science-driven approach to change it.”

Town Hall Seattle-Seattle Public Library in Seattle Washington, hosts Nilanjana Dasgupta to talk about “How small changes can make a big impact” in conversation with Paula Boggs.

Change the Wallpaper private event in Seattle, Washington. Presentation to corporate technologists, private foundation leaders, and STEM education leaders.

Change the Wallpaper private event for UMass Amherst alumni in Seattle Washington.

American Psychological Association invites Nilanjana Dasgupta to give an invited talk at their annual convention in Denver Colorado, on the APA feature stage on the “Science of Diversity: Why it Matters.”

American Psychological Association’s Board of Scientific Affairs sponsors a moderated panel discussion with Nilanjana Dasgupta titled “Critical Conversations” at the annual convention in Denver Colorado.

Family Action Network hosts a book conversation with Jerry Kang, distinguished professor of law at UCLA.

Nilanjana Dasgupta presents “Change the Wallpaper: Social Psychological Interventions to Reduce Bias and Increase Inclusion.”

Isenberg School of Management hosts a virtual fireside chat between author Nilanjana Dasgupta with Professor Ajhanai Keaton. “Change the Wallpaper.”

Change the Wallpaper book event at Forbes Library, Northampton, MA. Author Nilanjana Dasgupta in conversation with Carrie N. Baker.

Nilanjana Dasgupta presents to the Uber IDEA Leadership Team. “Change the Wallpaper.”

Shift/Co, a community of entrepreneurs, hosts an online public event with Shift/Co CEO Terri Maxwell and author Nilanjana Dasgupta, about building a business to make a bigger impact and trying to create change. “Be the Change: A How-to Playbook.”