African American Heritage House strives for diversity at Chautauqua by Tina Giuliano on August 23, 2019 share
In final Interfaith Friday, Candler to bring liberal Christian perspective by Chris Clements on August 23, 2019 share
Smithsonian curator Curtis talks need for non-white narratives in museums by Kevin C. Vestal on August 23, 2019 share
Author Jennifer Eberhardt to Expose Hidden Prejudices and Biases in Penultimate Interfaith Lecture by Chris Clements on August 21, 2019 share
‘We’ the People: Ariana Curtis to Speak on Race and Gender in Museum Studies by Val Lick on August 21, 2019 share
Bird Runningwater Spotlights Importance of Indigenous Filmmakers and Stories by Kevin C. Vestal on August 21, 2019 share
Filmmaker Saltzman to Dialogue on Male Feminism for Professional Women’s Network by Deborah Trefts on June 26, 2016 share Prolific, Emmy Award-winning, self-taught Canadian film and television producer-director Paul Saltzman has long been creating culturally significant and groundbreaking films, and generating community dialogue that
Popular Chautauqua Lecturer Boyle Returns as Week One Chaplain by Mary Lee Talbot on June 25, 2016 share When Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., started working with gang members 30 years ago, he found that people easily demonized them. “It was going uphill to
Young Readers Program Seeks to Expand Beyond Chautauqua Gates by Andrew Manzella on June 24, 2016 share This summer, the CLSC Young Readers program will take youth on a journey of discovery, engaging their minds in the conversations that unfold on the