Talk & Screening with Writer, Director, Animator Signe Baumane
An evening with Writer, Director, and Animator Signe Baumane, moderated by award-winning social impact leader Carole Fisher.
Spain and Morocco; Past, Present, Diaspora
A talk by: CARLOS CAÑETE (Author of Cuando África comenzaba en los Pirineos), NADIA HAFID (Author of El buen padre and Chacales) and YOUSSEF EL MAIMOUNI (Author of Cuando los montes caminen and Nadie salva a las rosas)
Music Production & Today's Music Industry
Sammy's lecture aims to make music students aware of some different and extremely relevant career paths available to them within the music industry. It specifically focuses on commercial music production. Sammy covers how charting music is made today and how anyone can work towards becoming a part of that process.Short Bio:Sammy Haig is a trumpeter, producer, and songwriter from Cleveland, Ohio.
The Jew in the Lotus
The Jew in the Lotus is a best-selling account of dialogue between rabbis and the Dalai Lama. Poets and teachers Rodger Kamenetz and Norman Fischer will reflect on the essence and continuing impact of The Jew in the Lotus for Jewish and Buddhist communities worldwide over the past three decades.
Classics-Georges Lecture
The Department of Classical Studies at Tulane University presents “Does History Have a Mood? Herodotus at the Dawn of Athenian Democracy” by Patrice Rankine (The University of Chicago).
Date ~ Wednesday, April 3, 2024
Time ~ 6:00PM
Location ~ Art 205 – Freeman Auditorium
Late Summer Blues Film Screening
Join the Stuart & Suzanne Grant Center for the American Jewish Experience and Tulane's Jewish Studies department for a screening of the Israeli film, Late Summer Blues.
Jewish Studies & Grant Center Spring Open House
The Jewish Studies Department and the Stuart and Suzanne Grant Center for the American Jewish Experience invites students, parents, staff and faculty to explore and celebrate Jewish culture, history, and heritage. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in interactive discussions, learn about the diverse academic programs offered from the professors themselves, and discover the vibrant and dynamic research initiatives within the department and center.
Dr. Dalea Bean: “Studying War Some More: How Historical Groundings in Conflict and Caribbean Feminism led to Understandings of Self”
The Department of History, the Africana Studies Program and the Stone Center for Latin American Studies & the Newcomb Institute invite you to
an evening exploring Black Global Feminism with Dr. Dalea Bean.
Lecture: The Past, Present, and Future of Indirect Rule in the Occupied West Bank
Please join us for a lecture by Diana Barbara Greenwald, Professor of Political Science at The City College of New York, City University of New York, in which she will summarize her research on Israel’s regime of “indirect rule” in the occupied West Bank and its effects on local governance of Palestinian communities. Israel has militarily occupied the West Bank since 1967.
Sociology Colloquium, featuring Dr. Victor Ray: On Critical Race Theory
Presentation Abstract:
Both critical race theory and sociology have been recently banned in schools across the U.S. South. This timely event will talk about why this moment is so critical for racial justice.
Sociologist and author Victor Ray will speak on his latest book On Critical Race Theory: Why it Matters & Why We Should Care.
