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Co-sponsored by the Addir Fellows and NASA Please join us for a screening of this amazing documentary. We Still Live Here: Âs Nutayuneân tells the inspiring story of the recent resurgence of the Wampanoag language, an incredible feat for decolonialism. The Wampanoag people are most well-known in America for helping the Pilgrims…
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Co-sponsored by MIT Knight Science Journalism and the Humanist Chaplaincy at MIT MIT Humanist Chaplain Greg Epstein has invited journalist and author Madeline Ostrander to campus for a discussion on her most recent book At Home on an Unruly Planet: Finding Refuge on a Changed Earth, and a mini writers…
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Indigenous Ethics: Gathering Our Pipes for a Healing Journey
Thursday, October 20, 2022 – 6:30pmTwenty Chimneys, W20-306Co-sponosored by NASA and AISES Dr. Juan-Carlos Chavez, from the lands of the Sonora Desert Yoeme Peoples, is a Pipe-Carrier Indigenous Scholar who serves and works internationally with Indigenous communities from Turtle Island. He will touch on history, including genocide and ecocide, and challenge the moral center of…
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To kick off this academic year, Radius is partnering with WGS, WGXS and the MIT Libraries on a dinner and dialogue for those who want to find community and take action to restore abortion rights, and cope with the consequences of the recent Supreme Court decision. The political…
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The Power of Protest: A Film Screening: “The Boys Who Said No”
Wednesday, May 4, 2022 – 7:00pm32-141PLEASE NOTE: This film screening will be held in-person in Room 32-141 (with refreshments) and live streamed. REGISTRATION for virtual attendance HERE. For non-MIT-Community members, please email weinmann@mit.edu for information regarding in-person registration (Covid protocols). Thank you! Please join us for a film screening of this powerful and…