Free Events on the Dangers of Nuclear Power, Old and New
Sources: Beyond Nuclear, Clamshell Alliance, and Mass Peace Action Two safe energy events, one in-person...
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Finding Our Place in the Connecticut River (Kwinitekw) Valley: Beginning to Heal after 400 Years of Settler Colonialism
Source: John Gerber The Unitarian Universalist Society of Amherst’s (UUSA) Indigenous Awareness Circle is sponsoring...
Lecture: How Can Universities Navigate the Current Moment
Source: UMass News and Media Robert Shibley, special counsel for campus advocacy at the Foundation...
Lecture by Historian Tiya Miles Will Explore the Early Life of Harriet Tubman
Source: amherst.edu Tiya Miles, the Michael Garvey Professor of History at Harvard University and Radcliffe...
Stephen Salaita Will Present 2025 Baldwin Lecture: The Meaning of Academic Honesty
Source: UMass Department of History Stephen Saliata, Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the...
Public Lecture: American Civil Wars: Canadian Dimensions
The UMass / Five College Graduate Program in History 2025 Distinguished Annual Lecture Source: UMass...
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Lecture by Varshini Prakash – UMass to Sunrise: Building the Youth-Led Movement for Climate Justice
Source: Ellsberg Initiative for Peace and Democracy The Ellsberg Initiative for Peace and Democracy will...
Third Annual Ellsberg Lecture with Bill McKibben, December 2 at UMass
Source: Ellsberg Initiative for Peace & Democracy The Ellsberg Initiative for Peace and Democracy at...
Economist William Darity Jr. To Speak At UMass: “Does Everyone Lose From Racism? ”
William A. (“Sandy”) Darity Jr., the Samuel DuBois Cook Professor of Public Policy, African and...
UMass Symposium: America’s Fascist Threat And How To Fight It
The Political Economy Research Institute (PERI) at UMass will hold a Symposium on March 31...
Panel: Feminists Against Empire, Tuesday March 7
Source: UMass Department of History The UMass History Department will present a panel discussion entitled...