Afro-Cuban Music: Discoveries of Yosvany Terry
May 5, 2025
Afro-Cuban music embodies a rich tapestry of cultural influences that intertwine African roots with Caribbean rhythms, creating a unique and vibrant soundscape.Under the guidance of renowned musicians like Yosvany Terry, this genre not only preserves traditional music but also resonates deeply with the Afro-Latin heritage that flourishes in Cuba and beyond.
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AI in Photojournalism: Preserving Visual Archives
May 5, 2025
AI in photojournalism represents a revolutionary shift in how we capture and preserve visual narratives.As artificial intelligence in photography becomes more sophisticated, it raises both challenges and opportunities for journalists striving to document truth amidst a sea of misinformation.
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Elegy Project: Collaborative Poetry Workshops for Healing
May 5, 2025
The Elegy Project is an innovative initiative aimed at transforming the way communities engage with poetry, especially amidst grief and loss.This project emphasizes the therapeutic power of elegies, a poetic form traditionally wielded to honor those we have lost.
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Poetry Workshop: Embracing Grief Through the Elegy Project
May 2, 2025
Poetry workshops are vibrant spaces where creativity flourishes, and the Elegy Project exemplifies this beautifully against the backdrop of Harvard's esteemed Woodberry Poetry Room.These workshops invite participants from all walks of life to explore the intricate connections between poetry and grief, offering a powerful means to navigate loss through writing elegies.
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AI in Photojournalism: Preserving Visual History and Truth
May 1, 2025
AI in photojournalism is transforming the landscape of visual storytelling, enabling photographers to manage extensive archives and preserve critical historical records.As artificial intelligence photography tools proliferate, they offer both opportunities and challenges for the ethics of photojournalism, particularly in the age of misinformation.
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Yosvany Terry’s Musical Legacy: Bridging Cultures in Jazz
April 28, 2025
Yosvany Terry's Musical Legacy is a profound exploration of how Afro-Cuban roots and West African music intertwine to create a rich cultural tapestry.As a senior lecturer at Harvard University and the director of the Harvard Jazz Ensemble, Terry actively engages in preserving and revitalizing these vibrant musical traditions.
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AI and Social Justice: Reimagining Our Future Together
April 24, 2025
AI and social justice are critical topics as we delve into the future of technology, advocating for an inclusive and equitable digital landscape.Renowned sociologist Ruha Benjamin emphasizes the importance of examining the implications of artificial intelligence on marginalized communities and how current practices often perpetuate systemic inequality.
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Katie Kitamura Explores Horror and Performance in ‘Audition’
April 22, 2025
Katie Kitamura, the acclaimed author known for her thought-provoking narratives, has made waves with her latest novel, "Audition," recently published.As she prepares for her visit to the Harvard Humanities Center, listeners can expect her insights on themes of performance in literature, an area she navigates masterfully throughout her works.
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Becky G Cultural Rhythms: A Celebration of Authenticity
April 14, 2025
In a vibrant celebration of culture and creativity, Becky G Cultural Rhythms shines as a testament to the power of diversity in arts.At the 39th annual Cultural Rhythms festival hosted by Harvard, the air was electric with dance performances that paid homage to a multitude of traditions.
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Harvard Archives: Unique Finds from University History
April 10, 2025
Harvard Archives serve as a vibrant reservoir of knowledge, capturing the essence of Harvard history and its profound impact on American culture.Within these university archives, visitors can explore an impressive collection of manuscripts, personal letters, and rare documents that encapsulate pivotal moments in history, such as the touching correspondence from John F.
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