Stone Center Sponsors "Silent Beauty" at New Orleans Film Festival

As usual we are a sponsor of the NOFF this year and it’s a great lineup. The list of films being sponsored by the Stone Center and the Cuban and Caribbean Studies Institute is below. This year there are three ways to watch the festival: virtually, in-person, or both!   Virtually - we are thrilled to announce that all films will be available to the Tulane community for virtual viewing thanks to the New Orleans Film Festival through partnership with Eventive. NOFF is providing access to a new community partner pass especially for Tulane University faculty and students.

Alumni Talks

Robbie Dean (’12), 12:15 pm 

Robbie is the Director of Research, Evaluation, and Network Learning for Teach For All, an organization whose mission is to expand educational opportunities internationally by providing direct support services and serving as a hub for the exchange of educational best practices.

Thursday en el Patio celebrates Dia De Los Muertos with C'est Funk!

All are welcome to join The Stone Center for Latin American Studies celebration of Dia De Los Muertos on the patio. We will be serving taquitos and grooving to C'est Funk's latinx beats. Come hang out, relax and eat some delicious food.

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Havana Living Today: Cuban Home Style Now

Two special events in New Orleans featuring Celebrated Cuban-American author and architect Hermes Mallea will be co-sponsored by The New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation (NOHHF), Tulane University Center for Inter-American Policy and Research (CIPR), and Cuban and Caribbean Studies Institute (CCSI), along with The Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans (PRC).

Film Screening: Children of the Inquisition

Join the Grant Center for the American Jewish Experience for a screening of Children of the Inquisition: Their Story Can Now Be Told. This documentary film takes the viewer on a journey unearthing 500 years of hidden history, following the families forced to convert to Catholicism or flee during the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions. Through the discoveries of their families’ flights to safety, characters come to understand how their ancestors shaped history and how a perilous past shaped their identities. 

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