Asian American women’s history is a rich tapestry woven from numerous stories that chronicle the struggles, triumphs, and cultural contributions of these often-overlooked figures.Through exhibitions like “Illuminate: Contextualizing Asian American Women’s Stories Through the Archives” at the Schlesinger Library, we uncover the historical impact of Asian American women who paved the way for future generations.
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Elegy Project: Connecting Through Poetry Workshops at Harvard
The Elegy Project, an innovative initiative based in Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room, aims to bridge the gap between personal grief and communal expression through poetry workshops.Participants gather to dive into the profound tradition of elegy, exploring themes of loss and remembrance that resonate deeply amid the shared struggles of the pandemic.
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Cultural Rhythms Festival Celebrates Diversity in Dance
The Cultural Rhythms Festival stands as a vibrant testament to Harvard’s rich tapestry of cultural diversity, celebrating the multitude of backgrounds that its students bring to the campus.This annual event, now in its 39th edition, showcases an impressive array of talent through breathtaking dance performances, heartfelt music, and a powerful student showcase that honors representation and authenticity.
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Katie Kitamura Discusses Horror and Privacy in Fiction
Katie Kitamura, a prolific novelist and Guggenheim Fellow, has recently captivated readers with her new novel, “Audition.” Known for her ability to blend suspense with profound psychological insights, Kitamura explores themes of performance, privacy, and the uncanny dynamics of relationships.In this engaging narrative, she draws on her unique horror inspiration, reminiscent of classic works like “Rosemary’s Baby,” to dissect the complexities of life in midlife, set against the bustling backdrop of New York City.
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AI in Photography: Transforming Photojournalism’s Future
AI in photography is revolutionizing the way we capture and preserve visual storytelling, particularly in the realm of photojournalism.As artificial intelligence continues to advance, it presents both challenges and opportunities for photographers like Kira Pollack, who aims to leverage this technology to safeguard and enhance the archival integrity of significant visual histories.
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Elegy Workshop: Creating Community Through Poetry
The elegy workshop at Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room is a profound exploration of grief, loss, and the cathartic power of poetry.Attendees from diverse backgrounds gather to create and share their elegies, drawing inspiration from shared experiences and the emotional weight of recent events.
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AI in Photojournalism: Preserving Visual History with Technology
AI in photojournalism is transforming the landscape of visual storytelling, offering exciting possibilities while also presenting significant challenges.This emerging technology, rooted in artificial intelligence photography, is being leveraged to enhance the documentation of critical historical events, ensuring that the legacies captured in digital archives photography are preserved for future generations.
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Yosvany Terry: Exploring Afro-Cuban Musical Traditions
Yosvany Terry is an internationally acclaimed Cuban musician whose journey through Afro-Cuban music and its rich heritage serves as a bridge connecting cultures across the globe.As a senior lecturer at Harvard and the director of the Harvard Jazz Ensemble, Terry passionately explores the depths of African diaspora influence within modern jazz.
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AI and Social Justice: Ruha Benjamin’s Vision for the Future
AI and social justice are becoming increasingly intertwined in discussions around technology’s impact on society.As Ruha Benjamin highlights, the future of AI holds both promise and peril, often prioritizing efficiency over equity.
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Katie Kitamura Discusses Horror and Performance in Fiction
Katie Kitamura, an acclaimed author and a recent Guggenheim Fellow for fiction in 2025, continues to captivate readers with her latest novel, “Audition.” In this work, she delves into themes of performance in literature, exploring the unsettling nature of personal relationships and self-identity.Drawing inspiration from horror motifs, Kitamura’s narrative reveals the uncanny aspects of middle-aged life, shaping a story that resonates with many.