morning lecture

Amid turmoil, Aaron Bryant asks how we can preserve history in real time in lecture

by Chris Clements on July 17, 2020

How will the conflicts of our time be reflected in history books 10 years from now? What about 30? Bryant What signs, symbols, texts or objects will tell our stories? Who gets to decide that?

Derek Thompson of ‘The Atlantic’ to discuss the future beyond COVID-19 pandemic

by Laura Philion on July 10, 2020

Thompson For Derek Thompson, landing a job at The Atlantic was “like winning the lottery. I was so lucky, and

Former police chief and member of Obama-era task force Cedric Alexander to speak on police reform and systemic racism

by Maggie Angevine on July 6, 2020

Alexander In a time that many consider one of great unrest, Cedric Alexander hopes to build trust and community through

Smithsonian curator Curtis talks need for non-white narratives in museums

by Kevin C. Vestal on August 23, 2019

Ariana Curtis, curator of Latinx studies at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, speaks about race

‘We’ the People: Ariana Curtis to Speak on Race and Gender in Museum Studies

by Val Lick on August 21, 2019

Curtis In her work, Ariana Curtis focuses on the idea of community — especially within black and Lantix narratives in

Bird Runningwater Spotlights Importance of Indigenous Filmmakers and Stories

by Kevin C. Vestal on August 21, 2019

Bird Runningwater, director of the Sundance Institute Indigenous Program, delivers his lecture "Indigenous Perspectives on Cinema" Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2019 in the Amp. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO EDITOR As director of Sundance Institute’s Indigenous Program, N. Bird

Runningwater to Talk Sundance Indigenous Program in Lecture

by Ellis Giacomelli on August 20, 2019

Runningwater In a 1981 snapshot of Robert Redford and filmmakers — including Chris Spotted Eagle, of the Houmas Nation, and

Harvard Professor Sarah Lewis Examines Representation in, and Power of, Art and Images

by Amy Guay on August 20, 2019

Sarah Lewis, author of "The Rise" and guest editor of Aperture's "Vision & Justice" issue, speaks about the power of

Scholar Sarah Lewis to Distill Award-Winning ‘Vision & Justice’ Issue in Talk

by Amy Guay on August 19, 2019

Lewis In 1926, high school junior Shadrach Emmanuel Lee asked his Brooklyn public high school history teacher why their textbooks

Wynton Marsalis Opens Week with Thematic Preview of ‘Ever Fonky Lowdown’

by Amy Guay on August 19, 2019

Wynton Marsalis, managing and artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center and world-renowned trumpeter and composer, speaks about "The Ever

World-Renowned Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis to Lecture on Society, Culture and History

by Amy Guay on August 18, 2019

Wynton During most performances with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, trombonist Chris Crenshaw sits right in front of the organization’s managing and artistic director, nine-time Grammy Award-winning trumpeter and composer Wynton Marsalis. “I always

Tarana J. Burke Discusses Me Too Movement’s Role in Shifting Power and Privilege

by Jamie Landers on August 17, 2019

Founder of the "Me Too" Movement, Tarana Burke speaks about how the movement got started by saying "Community problems need

Movement, Not Moment: Tarana J. Burke to Talk Me Too and Empathy

by Matthew Steinberg on August 15, 2019

Burke During his presidency, Barack Obama had one of his favorite historical quotes, which originated from Theodore Parker in the

Bill McKibben Calls for Individual Action and Collective Climate Change Reversal

by Jamie Landers on August 15, 2019

Author, Environmentalist and Co-founder of 350.org Bill McKibben gives a lecture about impacting political action on climate change Thursday Aug.

Veteran Andrew Bacevich to Illuminate ‘An Age of Illusions’ in Interfaith Lecture

by Chris Clements on August 14, 2019

Bacevich Andrew Bacevich believes the nation — and the world — is in the midst of a profound moral and

Climate Activist Bill McKibben to Talk Environmental Disruption

by Julia Preszler on August 14, 2019

This morning, environmental activist and author Bill McKibben will be on the Amphitheater stage. One week ago, he spent a few hours in jail. McKibben was participating in a peaceful protest against the immigrant detention

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