Author: kamerle

Interested in issues of reproductive justice? The Lang Civic Engagement and Social Justice Committee invites you to the final Equity, Diversity and Inclusion workshop of the year, where we will screen the pilot episode of The Handmaid’s Tale and discuss issues of sexism and gender dynamics. Food will be served afterwards. In response to student demands, full-time faculty voted to…

6:30pm–8:00pm  6 East 16th Street Room 1604  ‘Communitology’ is a a proposed public health research center, curricular, and training platform for leveraging design practices and evidence-based research to reduce disparities in East Harlem (EH). Parsons Design, PetLab and Mount Sinai School of Medicine are looking for input. 

Science Matters Planeta 295 East 8th Street 7pm–8:30pm FREE but REGISTER Link Q &A with scientist and director of the fIlm Reconsolidation (Memory) Recalling a memory may trigger a process called ‘reconsolidation’, whereby memories return to an unstable state in the brain, allowing it to incorporate new information and update memories. Dr. Schiller’s research attempts…

Anicka Yi’s bioart exhibit “Life is Cheap”, featured at the Guggenheim and the Whitney Biennial, plays with themes of feminism, olfaction (smell), community, inclusion, and exclusion. For more information on Yi’s work, visit the following: Wired: at the bottom scroll on science approaches to deconstructing a smell profile Vice: excellent on feminism and conditioning to intolerance with…