Her Take: (Re)Thinking Masculinity is a project in seven parts by the Seven of VII, the seven female photographers of VII. Each photographer is undertaking a visual reflection on masculinity — re-framing it, challenging it, referencing it historically, exploring it, considering it in specific cultural contexts and changing social conventions, or coming out from the shadow of it.
On the 40th anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act, we will discuss if Taiwan can maintain its independence, if China will opt for war, and if the United States would risk a global conflict over the defense of Taiwan? Join us at ALLIES as we discuss Taiwan. You don't need any prior knowledge of the topic to join and there will be some short readings there to get you acquainted with the discussion.
Come meet and mingle with other alums!
Learn about what's happening at the IGL from Director Abi Williams.
Hear current students share their experiences.
Graciously hosted by IGL Alum Brad Bernstein (A'89, EPIIC'89)
Over 100 million people were victims of genocide and mass killings in the 20th century.
Since the Holocaust, we have often repeated “never again”, but too often the world has failed to prevent genocidal violence, making “never again” an empty slogan. The ongoing conflicts in Syria and Myanmar have ensured that genocide and mass atrocities are once again headline news.
Why do people commit genocide and kill in large numbers? How do they commit mass atrocities? What can be done to prevent and halt such conscience-shocking atrocities?
