Any quest toward racial justice in education is impossible without individual and collective healing that acknowledges the role of schools in perpetuating racial harm to teachers and students. Teachers and students of color come into the classroom every day with rich cultures, histories, and languages that are a part of their everyday lives. Yet within […]
David Adjmi is the author of the plays The Evildoers, Stunning, 3C and Marie Antoinette. His plays have been produced all over, including at Lincoln Center, the Royal Shakespeare Company, Steppenwolf and Soho Rep. His writing has been featured or profiled in The Guardian, The New York Times, The New York Review of Books, The Los Angeles Review of Books, LitHub, Electric Literature, American Theatre, […]
This performance features works by MFA students Darvejon Jones and Eto'o Tsana, guest choreographers, Davalois Fearon and Abdel Salaam, and faculty member, Pedro Ruiz. This event is free with a Hunter ID.
This performance features works by MFA students Darvejon Jones and Eto'o Tsana, guest choreographers, Davalois Fearon and Abdel Salaam, and faculty member, Pedro Ruiz. This event is free with a Hunter ID.
Join us for a Cafecito con… Christopher Sorrentino: Now Beacon, Now Sea. In this event, we will be in partnership with the Calandra Italian American Institute, to discuss Christopher Sorrentino’s memoir: Now Beacon, Now Sea. This memoir depicts the death of Christopher Sorrentino’s mother in 2017, marking the end of a journey that had begun eighty […]
Join Centro for a Cafecito con… Arcadio Díaz-Quiñones! This conversation between Dr. Diaz-Quiñones and Sofía Gallisá Muriente will explore Arcadio’s extensive history in Puerto Rican studies across various genres including memory and resistance throughout the diaspora. Dr. Díaz-Quiñones has explored topics of colonial capitalism, militarization, ecocide, massive migrations, gender, sexual and race inequalities as well […]
We invite educators, aspiring educators, social workers, counselors, and college students to take part in an onsite restorative practices workshop at the Hunter College Campus (in person only). During this workshop, we will participate in a restorative circle and engage in meaningful conversations inclusive of what it means to be restorative in the field of […]
The Arnhold Graduate Dance Education Program proudly presents its annual dance concert in Thomas Hunter Hall's Peggy Theater on May 13th and 14th at 7:30 pm. This evening-length concert will present works by Artist-in-Residence Pedro Ruiz, graduate dance education students, and more. Tickets to this event are FREE and must be reserved in advance. Reserve […]
The Arnhold Graduate Dance Education Program proudly presents its annual dance concert in Thomas Hunter Hall's Peggy Theater on May 13th and 14th at 7:30 pm. This evening-length concert will present works by Artist-in-Residence Pedro Ruiz, graduate dance education students, and more. Tickets to this event are FREE and must be reserved in advance. Reserve […]
Roosevelt House is pleased to present a discussion of Pleading Out: How Plea Bargaining Creates a Permanent Criminal Class by Dan Canon. In this important new study, Canon delivers an incisive critique of the role of plea bargaining in the criminal justice system. The author will be in conversation with Hunter College professor of sociology, Dr. CalvinJohn Smiley. Precisely […]
