These events are made possible in part with support from TUCASI.
Coming Events
Remembering Mussolini: Fascism, Representation, and Memory in Post-War Italy
December 4, 2018
In the closing months of World War II and its aftermath, how did Italians come to terms with their recent history? How did they go about remembering and/or distancing themselves from the legacies of Fascism? In this scholarly conversation, Fellows Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi and Mia Fuller will discuss how Italians contended with these questions.
Beyond Despair: Theory and Practice in Environmental Humanities
April 3–5, 2019
This unique three-day summit of scholars and experts from across the country features a dynamic intersection between discussion, presentations, and exhibitions, grounded with practical site excursions. Beyond Despair intends to foster cooperation, impact the field of environmental humanities, and launch dialogue that has the potential to change how environmental issues are taught.
On Exhibit: Esse Quam Videri
August 31–December 15, 2018
Reception & Curator Talk: September 20
An exhibition exploring North Carolina, its history, culture, and landscape, through the lens of disability. These works tell unique stories, using universal experiences or ideas, but presented in audacious ways—particularly based in the knowledge and creativity that disability brings to them.
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