173 Results Are Tagged With "Arts and Culture"

Wednesday, March 15, 2017 - Saturday, July 15, 2017

AlumniTIES Project Grant

Augmented Reality for the Public Good: Urban Sustainability and Civic Engagement
Monday, January 8, 2018 - Friday, October 26, 2018

Sensory Engagement Lab

The Sensory Engagement Lab fosters collaborations between performers, artists, technologists, and other thinkers to produce interactive and experimental art works. The SEL is part thought experiment, part collaborative making session, part research lab. We look at how novel combinations of materials and embedded electronics contribute to sensory experience.

America’s Songbird Lifts Voices and Diverse Communities in Africa, Europe, and the U.S.

Arts Envoy Myrna Clayton is sharing American culture through music, and engaging new and diverse audiences along the way.

Tuesday, May 21, 2019 - Thursday, May 21, 2020

Madre De Israel: Three Plays about Jewish Salonica, 1897-1957

A trilogy of three stage dramas about the Jewish community of Thessaloniki, from 1897-1957, pre- and post-Holocaust, based upon the writer's heritage as Sephardic Jew

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a company that provides free cultural workshops to the general public. Mr. Al-Hodaif sources visiting artists through his personal network and via Instagram, reaching gout to known or rising persons in the Arabic cultural world. Operating out of a local café, Arbab Alheraf hosts one to two events daily, covering topics such as music performances, panting workshops, poetry readings, film screenings, and discussions

And the Pulitzer Goes to…

Two Fulbright alumni and an alumna of the International Writers Programs are winners of the 2019 Pulitzer Prizes.

Saturday, December 1, 2018 - Saturday, April 6, 2019

Sketches of a Time Abroad

A short, 15-minute play written, directed, and produced by Haley Stevens as her service project for the Gilman International Scholarship. It was comprised of 14 abstract sketch-scenes depicting different experiences and themes surrounding studying abroad in London.

Writing Grant

Expiration: October 5, 2019

Coming to the U.S. on a Fulbright grant was a mean to fulfill my dream in getting higher education in the STEM field I am passionate about. I was looking forward to the changes and the fresh perspective this stay would bestow upon. And indeed, it did. To extents I haven't fathomed. I underwent an ecdycis of alien reaches within me during my stay. The terrible and the fascinating often collided within the same moment and the moments of mental rest were punctuated by an introspection of a new kind that I didn't feel I was prepared for nor had the full tools to understand it and manage it.

I dedicate most of my time to my craft as a researcher and it is what ignites my inner fire. I write as my main technic of relief and it is what allows me to exfoliate my mind and to soothe myself. Both are powerful and different practices I've held close within. But where my research is taking a steady pace and evolving beyond my expectations from my findings during my MS to my current research in my PhD, my writing is taking a little step back and it is not just a need I have or a mandatory technique to keep a personal check, it is also a goal of its own: Since I came to the U.S., I was encouraged to share my experiences with the world.
Moreover, my tales gained a certain potency through the transformations being on American soil has brought, whether mental or emotional wise. My writing has changed, its stand as well and I can see how it evolved, which is a testimonial of the growth I experienced and my ability to sublimate on different scales and ultimately speak with different voices, peek into different perspectives and bring it all within a unified frame for a public. Therefore, I decided to try my best and ultimately convey all the inner stories that walk within my mind and monopolize my psyche. I want to be able to wrap-up my inner universes and give them to the world from the lens of a someone who experienced ecdycis and learnt to embrace it and to make the most out of the new skin.

In this aspect, my sole issue is the financial aspect of the endeavor: I need to alleviate some of the financial burden I have in order to commit time to writing more.

-Writing is a mandatory exercise for me and I already have the habit. So, discipline and commitment are not an issue to me

-Writer's block is a phenomenon that I yet have to experiment: Within me are too many tales and accounts, in different formats and styles, of different tones and messages. Therefore, a dry spell is not an issue I foresee in the middle term.

There is so much pouring right now and much of it given positive feedback and encouragement by neutral and literary specialists, as well as close entourage.

I just need a final push for at least one draft to transform it into a final version, a book I can submit to literary agents.

Anyone interested can get in touch with me and we can discuss particulars (I can send samples of my writing, provide references, speak in detail of the literary project I have in mind and what I already have on paper...etc)

Contact : chao.writing@gmail.com

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Tuesday, November 6, 2018 - Monday, November 12, 2018

“Social Innovation and Transformational Entrepreneurship Forum - Yucatán 2018” (FISET)

“Social Innovation and Transformational Entrepreneurship Forum - Yucatán 2018” (FISET) is an international Higher Education strategy developed by Coventry University and Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana (UTM), including the collaboration of EIDOS, the Latin America and Caribbean Centre of the London School of Economics and MakeSense Mexico; supported by the British Council to enhance student employability through an international partnership for entrepreneurship programmes. On the 5,6,7,8 and 12 of November students, academics, higher education authorities, government authorities and relevant decision making authorities in the south-east of Mexico participated in a multistakeholder forum designed to strengthen skills in entrepreneurship and social innovation, interchange ideas for transformational change and build alliances for future collaborations.
Friday, March 1, 2019 - Thursday, May 30, 2019

Tonga lifestyle

Tonga is a tribe in Binga Zimbabwe where a lot of its skills are silent in terms of usage, this project seeks to give a rebirth to these livelihood skills as they can assist in the economic development of the country. the skills will be gathered in a form of a film and the film will be broadcasted by national chanels so that people can get to know of these tools.

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