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On March 4, 1969, there was an extraordinary mass meeting of MIT faculty, students and staff to protest MIT’s complicity in the Vietnam War. This was considered a “positive protest” and included plans for positive action. Included in the storied panel of speakers were Noam Chomsky, Leon Trilling…
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In this interactive event, participants will read aloud sections of Frederick Douglass’s Fourth of July Speech alongside related texts from the abolitionist, civil rights and black power movements. With Gospel music led by Robbie Pate. Radius is offering this event as part of the Art, Culture and Technology…
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REGISTER TODAY HERE! This SURVEY will help us as we finalize the program. Thank you! Research and personal experience show that polarization is increasing in the United States. The great challenge is to encourage people to move from a passive, accepting mode – one that can escalate conflict –…
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Dismay over MIT’s relationship with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the decision to continue all ties with the Kingdom, despite its direct role in creating a devastating humanitarian crisis in Yemen and the brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, has spurred many in the community to take action. These…
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We are very proud to host the 13th Annual Youth Summit on Climate and Sustainablity on May 4! This decade+ relationship is a cornerstone of our spring semester and an exciting way to connect with the youth of Boston/Cambridge and the metropolitan area. This year’s theme is Facing Waste. Registration…
