Category: Blog Post

Category: Blog Post

Storytelling Residency in Italy

Global Fellows Share Storytelling Practices with Palestinian Students in Italy

As a rabbi, I’ve long suspected that if people could hear the stories I hear nearly every day from those in my care – MORE

Middle aged man in a shirt and vest stands in a dark space and clutches his hand to his chest

A Brand New Karski

Andrew Benator in the leading role, Jan Karski, during the Atlanta performance of “Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski” produced by the Lab.

The Lab’s theatrical production of Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski,MORE

Infographic for Watering Hole book of poems, including an image of the booklet and sponsor logos

Gathering at the Watering Whole

The Lab hosts a poetry reading and book launch party for the first chapbook, Watering Whole, by Georgetown Alum and Red House program specialist for Environment, Justice, and Education, Jan Menafee.MORE

Image of a large group of people sitting on the ground in the wilderness, surrounded by trees and sand. Text beside the image asks the user to "hunt" for things within the picture, like a coffee pot.

Festival of Forbidden Life

On the day of the festival, I arrive with the children – a busload of exuberance and anticipation. The bus climbs slowly up a rocky dirt road. I can see the years,MORE

Clusters of attendees socializing and chatting during an event for the Lab

The Lab celebrates the 2022/2023 Year and New Office

The walls of Fillmore echoed with joyful laughter, enthusiastic conversations, and soft background jazz music as The Lab opened its doors to current and alumni student fellows , donors, friends and partners of The Lab.MORE

Greenhouse on campus

The Lab’s New Greenhouse

In fall 2020, the last thing we all needed was another Zoom call. Then, the Laboratory for Global Performance & Politics put out a call for proposals that was too intriguing to pass up.MORE

Devika Ranjan

I Pledge Allegiance: Making a Performance

When I moved to the United States, the first thing I learned was the pledge of allegiance; and before I even knew English, I could recite that this nation was “indivisible,MORE