There are over 122 million forcibly displaced people globally, and 42 million are refugees—all in search of safety around the world. Among them, women are mothering and providing for their children while on the move, … MORE
Crimes against humanity—such as those in Armenia in 1915, Rwanda in 1994, and those we are witnessing today—impact those who live through them and the generations that follow. How do we heal from such harm? … MORE
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion, it claimed that Ukraine had no language and no culture. This isn’t just a military assault; it is an assault on Ukrainian identity and culture itself. … MORE
Featuring Global Fellow member Fidaa Ataya and Dovie Thomason.
Stories are like a secret code, a cultural DNA; they carry keys to life based on our ancestors’ struggles and strengths, … MORE
It was great to spend a week in Washington DC at the Lab connecting to the work there on the art of care.
The art of care is of course a provocative idea – mainly because of that pesky ‘of’ in the middle of it. … MORE
“What is the use of telling stories that aren’t even true?” asked actress Surasree Das, as she plays Haroun in Salman Rushdie’s book Haroun and the Sea of Stories. … MORE
Theater of War Productions brought its dramatic reading and facilitated dialogue model to Georgetown on April 21, launching a new multi-year partnership. Jesse Eisenberg and Dr. Anthony Fauci headlined a live dramatic reading of Sophocles’ … MORE
THE LABORATORY FOR GLOBAL POLITICS & PERFORMANCE AND STUDIO THEATRE PRESENT SCREENINGS OF THE EDINBURGH FRINGE FESTIVAL HIT THE HORSE OF JENIN BY PALESTINIAN ARTIST ALAA SHEHADA
Studio Theatre, … MORE
This post offers a glimpse into the process, imagery, and questions that shaped Protest on Parade:The Unity, Ritual, and Joy of Carnival, … MORE