Asian American Women’s History: Stories Unveiled at Schlesinger
Asian American women’s history is a vibrant tapestry woven from countless untold stories, yet it has often remained in the shadows of mainstream narratives.This rich history reveals the resilience and contributions of Asian women throughout the past century, as showcased in the inspiring Schlesinger Library exhibition.
AI and Social Justice: Rethinking Our Future Imagination
AI and social justice have become critical conversations in today’s society, as voices like Ruha Benjamin stress the importance of integrating ethical considerations into technological advancements.The potential for artificial intelligence to either reinforce or dismantle existing inequalities is significant, making it imperative to examine how technology intersects with social justice in AI.
Yosvany Terry Explores Afro-Cuban Music and Identity
Yosvany Terry, a prominent force in Afro-Cuban music, masterfully intertwines his Cuban roots with the rich musical heritage of the African diaspora.As a senior lecturer at Harvard and the dynamic director of the Harvard Jazz Ensembles, Terry utilizes his extensive research traveled from the shores of Cuba to the vibrant landscapes of Benin, exploring how these diverse music traditions intersect.
AI in Photography: Preserving Archives and Visual Legacy
AI in photography is transforming the way we capture and interpret images, offering both exciting possibilities and daunting challenges.As technologies evolve, the impact of AI on photography goes beyond just efficiency; it influences how photojournalists preserve their most important archives.
Elegy Workshops: Connecting Through Poetry and Grief
Elegy workshops offer a unique space for individuals to explore the complexities of loss and remembrance through poetry.At these gatherings, participants delve into the emotive power of elegy, a poetic form that captures the essence of mourning and tribute.
AI in Photojournalism: Preserving Visual Truth and Legacy
AI in photojournalism is revolutionizing the way stories are told and preserved, intersecting technology and visual journalism like never before.This innovative approach utilizes artificial intelligence photography to transform how photo archives are managed and utilized, providing a new lens through which we can analyze historic events.
Yosvany Terry: Exploring Cultural Connections Through Music
Yosvany Terry is a dynamic figure in the world of music, renowned for his innovative fusion of Cuban music traditions with influences from West Africa.As a senior lecturer and director of the Harvard Jazz Ensembles, he passionately explores the connections between the musical heritage of Benin and the Caribbean, showcasing the rich cultural tapestry that informs his artistry.
AI and Social Justice: Imagining a Better Future
AI and social justice are increasingly becoming central themes in discussions about the future of humanity.With the rise of AI technology, we must examine its role in social justice movements to ensure it serves all citizens equitably.
Katie Kitamura: Unveiling Horror in Midlife Fiction
Katie Kitamura, an acclaimed novelist and recent Guggenheim Fellow, is making waves in the literary scene with her latest novel, “Audition.” Set against the backdrop of a daunting New York City apartment, the narrative encapsulates the unsettling essence of midlife fiction, delving into themes of performance and the fragility of identity.Drawing inspiration from horror literature, Kitamura cleverly intertwines eerie elements with relatable experiences, tapping into a unique horror inspiration that resonates with her readers.
Cultural Rhythms Festival 2025 Celebrates Diversity and Art
As the vibrant tapestry of cultures converges, the Cultural Rhythms Festival 2025 is set to be a spectacular celebration of diversity in arts at Harvard University.This year’s festival brings together an array of Latinx artists and performers, including the talented Becky G, who will share her journey and passion for representation in the arts.