Asian American Women’s History: Illuminating Untold Stories
May 6, 2025
Asian American women’s history, a rich yet overlooked tapestry, is being brought to the forefront in recent exhibitions such as the one at the Schlesinger Library.This exhibit not only showcases the often-ignored narratives of Asian American women but also highlights their pivotal roles within the broader scope of American culture.
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AI and Social Justice: Reimagining Humanity’s Future
May 6, 2025
AI and social justice stand at a crucial intersection where technology meets ethics, posing significant questions about the future of humanity.As Ruha Benjamin passionately argues, the narrative surrounding artificial intelligence often masks underlying agendas that prioritize profit over social equity.
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Yosvany Terry: Discovering Afro-Cuban Musical Heritage
May 6, 2025
Yosvany Terry is a luminary in the world of Afro-Cuban music, seamlessly blending the rich Cuban cultural traditions with the profound influences of West African musical heritage.As a senior lecturer at Harvard University and the director of the Harvard Jazz Ensembles, he leverages his heritage to create educational experiences that deepen the understanding of these vibrant art forms.
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Poetry Workshop Inspires Connection Through Shared Elegies
May 6, 2025
The poetry workshop held at Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room offers a unique opportunity to explore the art of elegy, a form deeply rooted in the expression of grief and loss.As participants come together to navigate their emotions through writing, they join a vibrant writing community dedicated to making connections via the power of words.
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Cultural Rhythms Festival Celebrates Diversity and Dance
May 6, 2025
The Cultural Rhythms Festival is a vibrant celebration that showcases the rich tapestry of cultural diversity at Harvard University.This year, the festival took center stage as five-time Latin Grammy nominee Becky G wowed the audience as the honored Artist of the Year.
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Katie Kitamura Discusses Horror and Performance in Writing
May 6, 2025
Katie Kitamura, an acclaimed author known for her thought-provoking narratives, captivates readers once again with her new book, "Audition." In this engaging novel, she explores themes of identity and familial relationships, all while drawing inspiration from the eeriness often found in horror literature.As she prepares for her upcoming appearance at Harvard, Kitamura shares insights into her creative process during a candid interview.
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AI in Photojournalism: Preserving Archives and Integrity
May 6, 2025
AI in photojournalism is rapidly transforming the landscape of visual storytelling, posing both opportunities and challenges for photographers.As the impact of AI on photography grows, photojournalists must navigate a complex environment where misinformation and copyright issues loom large.
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Elegy Workshop: Creating Connections Through Poetry
May 2, 2025
In the heart of Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room, the Elegy Workshop emerges as a transformative space where personal grief and poetic expression intertwine.This workshop not only teaches participants the art of writing elegies but also fosters community connections through shared experiences of loss and remembrance.
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AI in Photojournalism: Preserving Our Visual Legacy
May 1, 2025
AI in photojournalism is revolutionizing the way stories are captured and told, paving the way for photographers to enhance their craft in unprecedented ways.The impact of AI on photography extends beyond mere aesthetics; it holds the potential to preserve photojournalism archives that tell the narratives of our times.
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Yosvany Terry: Exploring Musical Traditions and Identity
April 28, 2025
Yosvany Terry is a visionary musician and composer renowned for his ability to bridge cultural gaps through music.With a deep-rooted connection to Afro-Cuban music, he explores the interplay between his Cuban heritage and the musical traditions originating from West Africa, particularly during recent research trips to Benin.
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