Education
Participatory Grant Making in Action: The Vision of a New Young Feminist Fund
Location
Panelists
Betsy Hoody | Board Member, FRIDA - Young Feminist Fund
Susan Ostrander | Professor of Sociology, Tufts University
Marisa Viana | Manager, Young Feminist Activism Program, Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID)
Música Latina: An Educational Event for Families
Location
Join Primary Source as we welcome Gilberto Rivera and his band, Rumbanamá, for a fun-filled afternoon exploring Latin American music and culture.
Through interactive storytelling and song, Gilberto will captivate both children and adults as he brings historical legends from Puerto Rican history to life. Learn about the influences of Taíno, European, and African cultures on Puerto Rican music as Gilberto and his band demonstrate musical styles on different instruments. Children will have a chance to ask questions and try out a variety of percussion instruments during the demonstration.
Gilberto and his band will end the afternoon with a performance showcasing Afro-Caribbean dance rhythms from the Antilles—dancing and singing along is encouraged!
Boston University Global Development Program
About BU Global Development
BU Global Development offers two Master of Arts Programs, coordinates development research across the university, and presents a variety of development seminars. Our two MA degrees are described below. Information on our faculty can be found here, and information on our seminars can be found here.
Blue: An exhibit by Naoe Suzuki. Opening Reception
Location
Meet the artist and enjoy refreshments. All are welcome. Naoe Suzuki, Senior Program Coordinator for the Program in Peacebuilding and the Arts at the Ethics Center, exhibits her most recent drawings and works on paper. Suzuki's psychologically complex drawings reference imagery from circus animals and water to medical abnormalities and scientific technology. For more information, click here. Questions? Contact ethics
brandeis [dot] edu.
