Tomorrow morning at 9am -- join us in University Crossing or on Zoom. Register at uml.edu/greeley
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Greeley Peace Scholar
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Greeley Peace Scholar
@GreeleyPeace
The Greeley Peace Scholar Speaker Series on Race & Social Justice. All events are virtual, free, and open to the public.
Lowell, MA Katılım Ekim 2020
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Please join us for the Day Without Violence lecture by 2022 Greeley Peace Scholar Soe Myint at 9 AM on April 6. The title is"Reflections on the Struggle for Media Freedom and Democracy in Military-Ruled Myanmar."
You can join us online or in person at uml.edu/greeley
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24 February 2021 at 5:00PM to 6:00PM
“From BLM to Génération Adama: Reflections on the Summer 2020 Anti-Racist Mobilization” with Andrea S. Boyles, Ph.D., and Felix Germain, Ph.D. (cosponsored w/ the History Department, Sociology Department, and Race & Ethnic Studies Program) 1/2
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23 February 2021 at 9:30AM to 10:45PM
“Wrongly Convicted: The Story of Victor and Beverly Rosario” with Victor and Beverly Rosario (cosponsored with the School of Criminology and Justice Studies and Race & Ethnic Studies Program). (1/2)
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The Boston Globe's article on the Greeley Peace Scholar's series on race and social justice:
bostonglobe.com/2020/10/16/met…
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He is a co-founder of the music resource website hiphopmusiced.com
Zoom Registration Link:
uml.zoom.us/meeting/regist… (2/2)
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22 Oct. 1PM-1:50PM: “The Socio-Historical Foundations of Hip-Hop Pedagogies: The Why, When, Where, Who and How” w/ Jarritt Ahmed Sheel
As a professional musician, Ahmed Sheel has toured internationally, worked with hundreds of students in high school band programs. (1/2)
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22 October 11AM: “Voter Suppression Then and Now: How Did We Get Here and What Can be Done,” w/ Fredrick Cornelius Harris, Ph.D.
Dr. Cornelius Harris will discuss the history of voter suppression and the movements for voting rights. (1/2)
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15 Oct. 12:30PM-1:45PM: “Speaking Out of Turn: Lorraine O'Grady and the Art of Language” w/ Stephanie Sparling Williams, Ph.D.
Williams’ talk will engage with critiques highlighting the whiteness of gallery and museum institutions that claimed progressive values. (1/2)
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14 Oct. 11AM-12PM: "Climate Change, Epidemics and Human Capital Outcomes: Who Bears the Cost of Climate Change?" w/ Belinda Archibong, Ph.D.
Archibong will discuss her current work on the intersection between climate change, epidemics and social inequality. (1/2)
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Zoom Registration Link:
uml.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
(2/2)
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8 Oct. 11AM-12:15PM: “Memory and the Built Form” w/ Steve Locke
As historical sites in New England and around the world have become focal points of protest, how should our public spaces and monuments memorialize the history of slavery and racial violence? (1/2)
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Schedule (3/3):
22 Oct. 1-1:50PM: “The Socio-Historical Foundations of Hip-Hop Pedagogies: The Why, When, Where, Who and How” w/ Jarritt Ahmed Sheel
Nov. TBD: Discussion on 2020 Election
@UML_FAHSS and @DeanFAHSS
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Schedule (2/3):
15 Oct. 12:30PM-1:45PM: “Speaking Out of Turn: Lorraine O'Grady and the Art of Language” w/ Stephanie Sparling Williams
22 Oct. 11AM: “Voter Suppression Then and Now: How Did We Get Here and What Can be Done” w/ Fredrick Cornelius Harris
@UML_FAHSS and @DeanFAHSS
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Schedule (1/3):
8 Oct. 11AM-12:15PM: “Memory and the Built Form” w/ Steve Locke
14 Oct. 11AM-12PM: "Climate Change, Epidemics and Human Capital Outcomes: Who Bears the Cost of Climate Change?" w/ Belinda Archibong
@UML_FAHSS and @DeanFAHSS
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