This talk will focus on the long-standing subordination of Columbian women in regions dominated by gold mining, then explore new ways of thinking about how women living in severely oppressive mining regions in Antioquia, Colombia can achieve greater economic agency.

Celebrate the semester's end with friends, food, and fun. All from the MIT community are welcome!

The death of Michael Brown, shot by a Ferguson, Missouri police officer in 2014, was national news after protests erupted there.

How do Cuban culture and media register the defining aspects of its transformation at the turn of the 21st century?

A celebration of the African people and culture with the MIT African community.

Read the book and join the conversation!  Join us for an evening with Daisy Hernández, the author of MIT Reads‘ fall selection.

Haitian-Contemporary Dance Workshop with Boston’s professional dance company Jean Appolon Expressions at MIT in Dance Studio W97-162, 345 Vassar Street

The goal of this workshop is to lower the barriers to appropriate bystander action through awareness, knowledge, preparation and practice.

Exciting screening of the fully restored film by pioneering filmmaker Richard Leacock on the 50th anniversary of one of MIT’s most significant campus protests in its history.