When colleges and universities talk about “inclusion,”—especially “elite” ones, which simultaneously tout their exclusivity—what do they mean? This seminar is an interdisciplinary examination of how the ideal of inclusion functions alongside the foundational exclusions on which “elite” educational institutions are built. Apply to Join by November 1.
Wednesday, October 27, 2021, 4:30PM: Red-Black Thread explores the construction of black identity not from the traditional Anglophone and Francophone worlds of the Atlantic but rather from the Russophone idiom of imperial Russia and the Soviet Union. RSVP to Attend Virtually!
“The Contest in the Fruits” exhibition in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery puts a modern, hip-hop spin on an ancient Uyghur poem.
Fall 2021: Organized by Tajah Ebram, Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing & Writing Fellow at Haverford College, the four part Black Ecologies Workshop Series centers the knowledge, traditions and practices of local Black land and nature based practitioners, organizers and scholars.
Bilge Nur Yilmaz ‘21, Liz Burke BMC ‘23, Sofia Mondragon BMC ‘22, Alexandra Iglesia ‘21, and Alice Hu '21 spent the summer documenting the work of performance artists from across the country as part of the Summer Doculab Program.
The Summer DocuLab film Bicentennial City will air on WHYY on Saturday, July 3 at 9 PM EST, and will be available to stream for 30 days starting Friday, July 2. Learn more!
May 14-20, 2021: Created by Bilge Nur Yilmaz ’21, OBSERVATORY is a series of in-person immersive and distant performance explorations that aim to encourage the audience to discover themes of privacy, memory, and perception.
Join us on April 14-16, 2021 for the 2021 Mellon Symposium organized by Elena Guzman, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow and Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Visual Studies at Haverford College.
*We have a very tiny magic 8 ball.