Salamishah Tillet Henry Rutgers Professor of African American Studies and Creative Writing, Rutgers University, Newark "Self-Care as an Act of Political Warfare"

Workshop #2 Co-sponsored by Leslie Humanities Center, Political Economy Project, Ethics Institute, Philosophy Department, Government Department and Rockefeller Center

Workshop #2 Co-sponsored by Leslie Humanities Center, Political Economy Project, Ethics Institute, Philosophy Department, Government Department and Rockefeller Center

Dora Santana Assistant Professor of John Jay College, CUNY "Presente! On black/trans (im)possibilities of proximity, intimacy, and togetherness"

Workshop #2 Co-sponsored by Leslie Humanities Center, Political Economy Project, Ethics Institute, Philosophy Department, Government Department and Rockefeller Center

The Rodney Blackman Chair in the Philosophy of Law, The Faculty of Law and the Philosophy Department Co-director, the Center for Moral and Political Philosophy

An original one-act play by Kayshav Prakash '22. An Indian family relocates to a rural-South community ravaged by opiates and job loss. The 2019 Dodd Playwriting Competition winner

Join us on the Green for a day of music, food trucks, games for kids and more! This event is free and open to the public.

Curious about how Dartmouth’s landscape has changed through the ages?

Two original one-act plays by Kavya Menon '20 and Monik Walters '19, performed as staged readings. The winners of the 2019 Frost Playwriting Competition.