Discussion | February 25, 9:00am EST | Virtual

Create.Connect.Amplify. | Designing with Disability Inclusion

In the next edition of Create.Connect.Amplify., project curator Dian Holton engages with disability justice activist Jennifer White-Johnson. Johnson, an artist-educator with Graves' disease and ADHD, explores the intersections of content and caregiving with an emphasis on redisigning ableist visual culture.

Book Launch | Friday, March 18, 6:00pm EST | In-Person

Decolonizing German and European History at the Museum (2021), by Katrin Sieg

Join us for the book launch of Katrin Sieg's brand new book, titled Decolonizing German and European History at the Museum.

In this book, Sieg examines efforts by European museums to investigate colonialism as part of an unprocessed past, confront its presence, and urge repair. A flurry of exhibitions and the overhaul of numerous large museums in the last decade signal that an emergent colonial memory culture is now reaching broader publics. Exhibitions pose the question of what Europeans owe to those they colonized.

Starting 11 April 2022

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This coming April, we are offering the full gamut of our five-week intensive and ten-week standard online courses. Also, if you want to discuss current German events and topics in an engaging and informal atmosphere, then be sure to check out our conversation courses. Finally, keep an eye out for the return of face to face instruction. Whether you are an adult, teenager, or child, we have a course for everbody!

 

THE BIG PONDER #30

The Zoo

Growing up, Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller traveled the world with his family. On their trips, they always made time for a visit to the local zoo: in Berlin, in Paris, in Rio de Janeiro. In this episode, Nathaniel and his parents reflect on the days they spent watching animals together.