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Join us for a discussion of digital therapeutics and technologies to learn how to stay in the moment and eat mindfully. Bring your own lunch and we will provide fruit and drinks. Jud Brewer will be leading the program. He is Director of Research for the Center for…
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What happens to our brains during and after rape? Our bodies are programmed to act neurologically and physiologically in ways that may seem counterintuitive. Learn the science behind trauma with Harvard Medical School instructor Jim Hopper. Dinner will be served. Co-sponsored with Violence Prevention and Response/MIT Medical and…
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On April 19th, the Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center is hosting a special CityDays volunteer event as part of MIT’s celebration of 100 years in Cambridge. The MIT community will be connecting up to 500 members of the MIT community with volunteer opportunities in our local neighborhoods.…
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Join us for a lunch time, post-performance discussion, lead by Professor Erica Caple James, Associate Professor of Anthopology, of The Convert, our Radius Goes to the Theater event on February 26th. Professor James is a medical and psychiatric anthropologist who received an A.B. from Princeton University (Anthropology 1992),…
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Join us for a conversation with Professor Bernand Haykel, considered the leading authority on ISIS and radical jihadism in the Arab world. He is Professor of Near Eastern Studies; Director, Institute for Transregional Study of the Contemporary Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia, Princeton University. This program is…
