Workshop with Dartmouth and visiting philosophers. Free & open to all, but pre-registration is required.

Workshop with Dartmouth and visiting philosophers. Free & open to all, but pre-registration is required.

Anne Duensing, Yale University;

George Nash, distinguished historian of conservatism and author of The Conservative Intellectual Movement in America, will assess the current moment for American conservatism.

The leading director in China for the past 25 years, Meng Jinghui (孟京辉) is known for his experimental productions and his edgy, playful “badass” persona. His productions include radical adaptations of western classics as well as original and collaborative creations. He is credited with bringing avant-garde theater to mainstream audiences and bringing young people to the theater in unprecedented numbers.

“José Clemente Orozco and the Epic of ‘Greater America’” Mary Coffey, Associate Professor of Art History, Dartmouth

The Bernard D. Nossiter ’47 Lecture by Ms. Sevgil Musaieva, Ukrainian journalist from Crimea; Nieman Fellow, Class of 2019; Editor-in-Chief, Ukrayinska Pravda, an online newspaper.

Food sovereignty is the ability and right of peoples to grow traditional and healthy foods by way of self-determined and sustainable systems.

Preserving Democracy in the (Dis)information Age

Stephen Pettigrew, PhD Associate Director of Data Sciences, University of Pennsylvania Program on Opinion Research and Election Studies; Senior Analyst, NBC News