On Wednesday, May 12, the "Sustainability and Social Justice 2021" events will feature a panel of 4 artists and social justice advocates discussing the importance of art in social movements generally, specifically in the movement for climate and environmental justice.
On Thursday, May 13 from 4-5:30 p.m., the Environmental Humanities at Dartmouth present a conversation between anthropologist Arturo Escobar and Diné activist Cheyenne Antonio about decolonial environmental politics in Indigenous North America and the Global South.
Eric Brandt, Editor in Chief, and Angie Hogan, Acquisitions Editor, of UVA Press will present their talk, "The Diversification of Scholarly Publishing: The Art of Interdisciplinary Studies and the Politics of Equity and Inclusion" on Monday, May 3rd.
Lectures, workshops, discussions, and other events sponsored and co-sponsored by the Leslie Center continued to be held remotely in winter term. Thank you to all organizing faculty and fellows for embracing the new virtual environment and making these vital discussions available.
Join the Leslie Center, The Hopkins Center for the Arts, and the Center for Cartoon Studies for the 2021 Will Eisner Lecture with cartoonist Harry Bliss.
The student-led Meetinghouse is a professional venue for creative writing.
In an interview with The Dartmouth, Professor Damiano Benvegnù discusses the environmental humanities, where science and community meet, and the importance of joy in critical work.
Lorena Gauthereau and Linda García Merchant, of Arte Público Press, will present their talk Thursday, March 11th 4:00 PM EST.
Doctor Tricia Rose of Brown University will be speaking Sunday, January 24th and Monday, January 25th as part of Dartmouth's upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. celebrations.
AAAS, RMS, Music, and WGSS invite members of our Dartmouth community to a conversation about the events and aftermath of January 6th, 2021.
