Eula Biss is the author of four books: Having and Being Had (2020), On Immunity (2014), Notes from No Man's Land (2009), and The Balloonists (2002). Her work has been translated into a dozen languages and has been recognized by a National Book Critics Circle Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and a 21st Century Award from the Chicago Public Library. As a 2023 National Fellow […]
Join us for a festival of staged readings of new plays by the Hunter MFA Playwriting program's 2023 graduating class: Lauren Holmes, Chad Kaydo, Diana Ly, Ian Robles, and Phillip Christian Smith. Readings will be held at the Frederick Loewe Theatre at Hunter College (119 East 68th Street between Lexington and Park Avenues). Tickets are […]
Marking Asian American History Month the Roosevelt House Human Rights Program and Network 20/20 with co-sponsorship by the Hunter Asian American Studies Program and Center and the History Department invite you to attend a documentary film screening and post-screening discussion of: Ghost Mountain: The Second Killing Fields of Cambodia Please join us as the Roosevelt […]
Jennifer J. Raab, Hunter College President, invites you to a documentary film screening and discussion of: Rabble Rousers: Frances Goldin and the Fight for Cooper Square The screening will be presented in person only & a post-screening panel discussion will be presented in person and on Zoom. Featuring: Co-Director/Producer & Chair of Film & Media […]
Join us for the “Thinking with Bad Bunny: Cultural Politics and the Future of Puerto Rico,” symposium on May 12th and 13th at the Silberman School for Social Work in El Barrio. May 12 Symposium: 9am - 5pm May 13 Symposium: 9am - 7pm Whether you’re a fan or not, it is undeniable that Bad […]
Join us for un Cafecito con... Cuatro Calles, a podcast on history, culture, and memory. Cuatro Calles host, Eric Quiñones is working on archiving the history of Puerto Ricans in New York with the goal of keeping the history and influence of Puerto Ricans in the mainstream in the face of changing demographics. He's joined […]
Art in El Barrio is not always accessible to all. However, artists Jorge Luis Rodriguez, Kevin Quiles Bonilla, and Zaq Landsberg have developed art installations that are viable and accessible to all at the Harlem Art Park. Rodriguez's Growth (1985), is a landmark that still stands over 30 years later; it became the first project […]
Over the last two decades, disability justice has become central to understanding the struggles and oppressions our communities face. According to Patty Berne, one of the originators of this concept: "Disability Justice was built because the Disability Rights Movement and Disability Studies do not inherently centralize the needs and experiences of folks experiencing intersectional oppression, […]
Please join us for the opening of an important new exhibition: Roosevelt House: Saving a National Treasure for a New Generation Exploring the history, preservation, and rebirth of the Roosevelt family home — today’s Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College, and celebrating the three extraordinary women deservedly identified with this thriving landmark: Sara […]
As Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month comes to an end, please join us for a discussion with leading policymakers and educators about the importance of a newly introduced bill that calls for the inclusion of AAPI history in New York State’s public school curriculum. The conversation will also consider a new social studies […]
