Great Art, Big Ideas Podcast
Festival 2024 Playlist
HOUSING AS A HUMAN RIGHT? TACKLING CHALLENGES OF AFFORDABILITY AND DISCRIMINATION
John Dankosky moderates this talk exploring the intersection of housing and democracy with Connecticut experts including Karen DuBois Walton (Executive Director of the Elm City Communities/Housing...
FILM STYLO: STUDENT FILMS FROM THE PANDEMIC - NEW HAVEN AND HONG KONG
Over the past months, students in New Haven and Hong Kong have been simultaneously participating in a stay-at-home filmmaking initiative called Film Stylo, which guides them to create short films...
CONSTITUTION CAFE: THE CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITS OF THE POLICE USE OF FORCE, JUNE 10
Join Ekow Yankah, law professor at Cardozo School of Law; freedom fighter Kerry Ellington; facilitator Eric Rey, your neighbors, and local experts in a series of community dialogues the...
Stories, Sovereignty, and Imagining Forward
A conversation with Native American artists and leaders who offer their perspective on issues of sovereignty, ancestry, and post-pandemic survival, organized in partnership with theater director...
Don't Miss: STORIES, SOVEREIGNTY, AND IMAGINING FORWARD
Theater director Madeline Sayet invites you to join her and a distinguished panel of Native American artists and leaders who offer their perspective on issues of sovereignty, ancestry, and post-...
Scene On Your Screen, Ep. 7
This week, we continue our Ideas series on the theme of Democracy: We the People, particularly timely as citizens here in New Haven and throughout the country are exercising their right to protest...
Compagnia de' Colombari - More or Less I am, episode 2: The City
In our community, we are all citizens, we are one.
THIS IS THE CITY
Ashlyn Isler, Sorab Wadia, Jenni Lea Jones, Carlton Terrence Taylor, Uncle Ted, Cristina Spina
Ned Eisenberg, Paul Robert Pryce...
DEMOCRACY, REFUGEES, AND ASYLUM
Historian Quan Tran, sociologist Jasmina Besirevic-Regan, and Nour Al Zouabi, a Syrian refugee, share their personal stories and professional perspectives on borders, migration, and democracy.listen...
DEMOCRACY, PANDEMIC, AND HOW WE MOVE FORWARD
Former Connecticut Secretary of State Miles Rapoport moderates a conversation with political commentator and author Heather McGhee, political activist and CEO of Voto Latino María Teresa Kumar, and...
Constitution Cafe: The Role of Government During Pandemic, June 3
Mayor Justin Elicker, facilitator Eric Rey, your neighbors, and local experts engage in a community dialogue about the role of the government in a pandemic.
DE-CENTERING GENDER AND THE POLITICS OF TRANS ALLYSHIP
As part of our NEA Big Read Series, Nasty Women Connecticut is sitting in conversation with phenomenal local artists and educators to unpack what it means to decenter gender in a very binary world,...
SEMINAR: EXPLORING THE ARTS-SCIENCES COLLABORATION
The “Exploring The Arts-Sciences Collaboration” Seminar, moderated by Emily Chew, provides a unique opportunity to hear the Hong Kong artist Chi-Yung WONG, previous resident artist in the artists-in-...