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2024-2025 Mary L. Cornille Visiting Scholar Jon Adler presents a curated series of conversations with experts from across the social sciences, humanities, and arts, about the role of stories in shaping our lives.
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A four-part series of lunchtime talks featuring Wellesley faculty from different departments. This year's theme centers around "isms"—the concepts and theories that define many of our fields.
An innocent woman, a botched execution, the making of a legend: this talk explores the sensational and urgent case of Edinburgh's "Half-Hangit Maggie."
Voice actor, director, and advocate Sarah Elmaleh will join us for a conversation on her voiceover and advocacy work in the games industry.
The "environment" is not just what's "out there": it often comes indoors. In this talk, Newhouse Center fellow Allison Puglisi shows how housing activists led a Black environmental movement.
Discover how Black women use sewing as liberation—an apparatus for creativity, history, self-expression, joy, and more in every stitch.
Identity has become a precious commodity, to be protected and defended. And that's not working for us. Come hear why, and what we might do instead.
The 2024-2025 Betsy Turner Jordan '59 Lecture will be given by Dr. Safiya Noble, 2021 MacArthur Fellow and author of the highly acclaimed Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism.
