AI and Social Justice: Imagining a Better Future
May 6, 2025
AI and social justice are at a crucial intersection, challenging traditional paradigms and pushing for ethical reforms in technology.As Ruha Benjamin, a prominent sociologist, emphasizes, the future of technology should not be left solely to the designs of tech moguls often driven by self-interest.
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Harvard Archives: A Journey Through Time and Culture
May 6, 2025
The Harvard Archives play a crucial role in preserving the rich tapestry of Harvard University history, capturing both the institutional legacy and broader cultural narratives of America.Among the treasures preserved within these archives are notable artifacts, such as a handwritten letter from John F.
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Dance Like Somebody’s Watching: Find Your Inner Rhythm
May 6, 2025
Dance Like Somebody’s Watching invites you to immerse yourself in the liberating world of movement, reminding us that true expression transcends mere appearance.Often, we hold back our authentic selves, confined by societal perceptions of how we should look or move.
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Yosvany Terry: Unveiling Afro-Cuban Roots Through Music
May 6, 2025
Yosvany Terry stands at the intersection of Afro-Cuban music and American jazz roots, embodying the rich cultural tapestry that links these traditions.With a profound reverence for the West African traditions that shaped his musical journey, Terry has dedicated his career to exploring how these influences have persisted through generations.
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AI in Photography: Preserving the Future of Visual Storytelling
May 6, 2025
AI in photography is revolutionizing the way images are created, processed, and archived, offering both opportunities and challenges for photographers.As AI technology and journalism collide, photojournalists face pivotal moments that could redefine their craft, particularly in preserving photo archives that document pivotal historical events.
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Elegy Poetry Workshop: A Space for Creative Healing
May 5, 2025
The Elegy Poetry Workshop provided a unique space for participants to explore the depths of grief and loss through the art of poetry writing.With the pandemic leaving many feeling isolated and bereaved, this creative writing workshop aims to foster a sense of community and connection among those experiencing similar emotions.
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Katie Kitamura: The Horror in Everyday Life
May 5, 2025
Katie Kitamura, an acclaimed author known for her thought-provoking narratives, recently garnered attention for her latest novel, "Audition," which delves into the complexities of life in middle age.With a background steeped in literature and performance, Kitamura's work consistently challenges our perceptions of identity and truth.
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Elegy Project: Connecting Through Collective Grief
May 2, 2025
The Elegy Project, an extraordinary initiative emerging from the hallowed halls of the Harvard Poetry Room, delves deep into the human experience of loss and resilience through poetry.In the wake of the pandemic, this project aims to resonate with individuals grappling with grief and to foster connections within the community through the art of creating elegies.
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AI Impact on Photography: Preserving Visual History
May 1, 2025
The impact of AI on photography is a transformative force reshaping the landscape of image creation and preservation.As artificial intelligence technologies evolve, they bring both challenges and opportunities for photojournalists, especially in the realms of copyright and misinformation.
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Yosvany Terry: Exploring Afro-Cuban Music Traditions
April 28, 2025
Yosvany Terry, a celebrated musician and composer, has made significant contributions to the world of Afro-Cuban music and beyond.As a senior lecturer at Harvard, he leads the Harvard Jazz Ensembles, where he encourages students to explore the rich tapestry of African musical traditions that have influenced jazz.
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