Join the Duke University Libraries for a special event featuring a panel discussion and gallery talks highlighting the opening of two exhibits-“This Sneeze Is for Science,” featuring photography of the ...
Film Screening: “Nostalgia for the Light” (Patricio Guzmán, 2010, 90 min, Chile, Spanish with English subtitles, DCP) Master director Patricio Guzman travels 10,000 feet above sea level to the driest ...
Duke University Libraries will be turning the pages of the Birds of America on the first Friday of every month-DUE TO THE HOLIDAY IN JANUARY THIS EVENT WILL BE ON ...
AMES Presents: Living the Pandemic film series Featuring New Works from The Folk Memory Project, Caochangdi, China “Self-Portrait: 47 KM 2020” (Mengqi Zhang, 2023, 190 min, China, Chinese w/ English ...
Come join the curators of American Indians Go Graphic in celebrating stories about and created by American Indians. This event will kick off the weekend of the Duke Indigipopx Continuum, ...
AMES Presents: Living the Pandemic film series Featuring New Works from The Folk Memory Project, Caochangdi, China “Luo Luo’s Future” (Luo Luo, 2024, 69 min, China, Chinese w/ English subtitles, ...
Five interdisciplinary scholars will respond to Jarvis C. McInnis’s groundbreaking new book, Afterlives of the Plantation: Plotting Agrarian Futures in the Global Black South, wherein he establishes Booker T. Washington’s ...
In collaboration with the Duke Common Experience program, the Duke University Libraries will host an evening with Percival Everett, author of “James,” winner of the 2024 National Book Award and ...
In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, the Duke Disability Inclusion and Community Empowerment Affinity Group (DICE) will be hosting an author talk with Duke faculty member Frank Bruni ...
AMES Presents: Living the Pandemic film series Featuring New Works from The Folk Memory Project, Caochangdi, China “The Death of Baijiashan” (Liu Xiaoqian, 2024, 110 min, China, Chinese w/ English ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
A MESSAGE FROM THE ELDERS. Nearly 80% of the terrestrial ecoregions are inhabited and protected by one or more Indigenous peoples. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas are the peoples ...
The Duke Jewish Alumni Network (DJAN) is partnering with the Jewish Book Council to bring notable books, discussions, and author conversations to alumni and friends! The DJAN Book Club, supported ...
Join the Kenan Institute for Ethics and host Adriane Lentz-Smith for a conversation with sports anthropologist Tracie Canada and award-winning author and MacArthur Fellow Hanif Abdurraqib on race, exploitation, and ...
The Duke Jewish Alumni Network (DJAN) is partnering with the Jewish Book Council to bring notable books, discussions, and author conversations to alumni and friends! The DJAN Book Club, supported ...
The Duke Jewish Alumni Network (DJAN) is partnering with the Jewish Book Council to bring notable books, discussions, and author conversations to alumni and friends! The DJAN Book Club, supported ...
Please join us for a symposium celebrating the opening of an exhibit exploring the work and legacy of Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick. Full details and times for sessions are listed at ...
Dir. Cassandre Thrasybule, 2023, 76 min. Ayiti Pop Peri is a documentary that puts a spotlight on the soul of Ayiti. This film shows the spiritual strength of a nation ...
Dir. Dan Shannon and Isabelle DePelteau, 2014, 76 min. Haiti Untold chronicles the personal journey of a few famous and not-so-famous individuals who have put their heads and hearts to ...
Join Duke Law professor James Boyle to explore questions of how artificial intelligence may challenge our notions of personhood as it advances and claims of consciousness become more credible, which ...
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Margaret Price, Associate Professor and Director of the Disability Studies Program at Ohio State University and author of “Crip Spacetime: Access, Failure, and ...
About the film This documentary, directed by Beijing-based writer and filmmaker Xu Xing, tells the love story of a married couple against the backdrop of political events in China since ...
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to view library exhibits alongside the experts. During this open house, curators will be on hand to answer questions and guide attendees through exhibit spaces ...
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