Please join the Political Science department and the Center for Inter-American Policy and Research for a talk by Andrea Vilán based on a chapter from a book project on the domestic politics of treaty incorporation. The chapter offers an in-depth case study of how a particular human rights treaty on child labor was received in Bolivia.
Join us for the September Art & Advocacy Exhibit opening in the Diboll Gallery of the Tidewater Building downtown on Friday, September 8 from 4:00pm - 6:00pm. This installation is the first of three in an exhibition series combining art, speakers, and topics relevant to public health.
M.A.R.I.'s Brown Bag talk series is meant to provide a venue for students and faculty focusing on topics related to Mesoamerica to discuss their latest research in an informal and friendly setting. This week’s talk will focus on “The Role of Women in the Conquest of Mexico”.
Join the Spanish and Portuguese Department for a weekly Portuguese language meet-up! All language levels are welcome and participants will have the opportunity to engage in informal conversation. New mousse desserts will also be provided every week. If it is raining, the event will be held at the Language Learning Center located in Newcomb Hall room 408. Please reach out to portuguese@tulane.edu if you have any questions.
ORGANIZED by Leslie Scott, Associate Professor of Dance, Newcomb Department of Theatre and Dance
The International Dance Festival New Orleans is a culmination of classes and performances that celebrate cross-cultural creative exchange. This year we are thrilled to host Cooperativa Corredor Danza Valparaíso from Chile as our inaugural international artists.
The electronic music moniker of New Orleans based African American producer and percussionist Otura Mun, ÌFÉ is a futuristic live electronic music project blending elements of Afro-Cuban folklore and Yoruban religious music with the bass driven sounds of modern-day Jamaican Dancehall, Trap and Afro-Beat. A groundbreaking reimagination of ancient diaspora music and movement, ÌFÉ’s music explores the higher frequencies while paying keen attention to the lower ones in a way that feels equal parts riot and ritual.
