TONIGHT! Learn how to use 3D modeling software in another fantastic workshop of the AFRISEM 3D #Humanities series! 5-730pm, MUDD Maker Lab of Northwestern Libraries + Material Archives and African History Futures discussion w/ Akin Ogundiran (History). Register: bit.ly/3TRgU62

Another great event of Kaplan Humanities Institute's year-long SOVEREIGNTIES Dialogue! bit.ly/SovereigntiesE…

Material-aesthetic-political-economic dimensions of RECLAMATION, presented by #EnvironmentalHumanities Research Workshop. Silt Sand Slurry book discussion, guided walk NU Wildcats Football lakefill, talk by Sean Burkholder + panels! Public welcome! April 5: Tinyurl.com/z3kxpcuh

Congratulations, Deborah Cohen! The Kaplan Humanities Institute looks forward to our continuing interdisciplinary partnership with you and Northwestern Buffett Institute for Global Affairs!

Join us for a live-set performance in honor of Int'l Women's Day! Come dance to the tunes of İpek İpekçioğlu, 2023–24 Keyman Visiting Professor and Artist in Residence hosted by our Keyman Modern Turkish Studies Program Program & the Alice Kaplan Institute.
🗓 Sat. March 9
⏰ 9:30–11:30 p.m.
📍 Norris Louis Room

This Saturday 3/9, live-set dance party with İpek İpekçioğlu, the 'Queen' of Eklektik BerlinIstan! FREE, no tix needed. Ipek will play Middle Eastern, Kurdish, North African, psychedelic Turkish funk, Anatolian folk and more! bit.ly/47COIrq #liveset #InternationalWomensDay2024

With Black Arts Consortium + Northwestern Creative Writing, we can't wait to host Jeffery Renard Allen Jeffery Renard Allen and Toya Wolfe Toya Wolfe TOMORROW 2/29 Kaplan Humanities Institute! These two Chicago authors will read and discuss Black Women and Motherhood/Mothering. Join us! bit.ly/3UQAUqu

There's a looooonnng waitlist...But check out another FANTASTIC Perf Studies NU School of Comm course by Franke Fellow Greg Manuel: Eco disturbance via an aesthetic lens—fr human + nonhuman viewpoints—into upheavals/crises, from fires & storms, to networked protests & climate change.

Madeleine Le Cesne's spring course for Humanities + Performances Studies will look at emotional landscapes of U.S. settler colonialism through Del Rey's music. Le Cesne is a Franke Fellow of Kaplan Humanities Institute and a Performance Studies doctoral candidate in NU School of Comm.

How can scholars best engage with audiences across platforms? Join content creator Raven Schwam-Curtis and 3 professors working in the public realm (@PabloBochon, Neil Verma, & Helen Cho) for Digital Dialogues, FRI 2/23 at 12pm CT via Zoom. Register: bit.ly/DigiPH.
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How can scholars best engage with audiences across platforms? Join content creator Raven Schwam-Curtis and 3 professors working in the public realm (@PabloBochon, Neil Verma, & Helen Cho) for Digital Dialogues, FRI 2/23 at 12pm CT via Zoom. Register: bit.ly/DigiPH.
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We're delighted to help support this The Block Museum Cinema workshop about the contours of Priya Sen's practice and the social concerns that shape her approach!

TODAY, 2/14, the Kaplan Humanities Institute Colloquium for Global Iran Studies welcomes Dr. Golnar Nikpour (@dartmouth) in a talk about her book, The Incarcerated Modern: Prisons and Public Life in Iran (@stanfordpress). Talk begins at 3pm CT. bit.ly/4bGu2Sn

Book panel TMRW! 2/13, 5pm, to celebrate LIBERAL LIVES AND ACTIVIST REPERTOIRES. Author Tracy C. Davis NU School of Comm will be joined by Deborah Cohen (@BuffettInst), Kennetta Perry, & Angela Ray with moderators Dr. Elizabeth W. Son + Joshua Chambers-Letson. bit.ly/49zBrBo

Bodies, Biopolitics, and Belonging - with Jennifer L. Morgan (History NYU Arts & Science) + Michelle Murphy (@History_UofT). Feb. 7 at 5pm. Winter Keynote of our SOVEREIGNTIES Dialogue! Moderated by bioethicist Katie Watson (@NU_MedEd). bit.ly/SovereigntiesE…