On Saturday, April 16th, Duke Medical Ethics Journal will be co-hosting Grace Li, Netflix optioned author of Portrait of a Thief and medical student at Stanford (https://www.gracedli.com/about), in a combined event with the Duke English Department, Global Health Institute, and the Asian … Read more
Duke Disability Alliance invites you to a launch party for the new Disability Cultural Center! Join them on Sunday April 17 from 4-5 pm EDT in the new Disability Community Space! (Second level Bryan Center, room 033). There will be … Read more
Join the Duke Disability Aliane on Zoom on Monday, April 18 from 4:00 - 5:15 pm EDT. Register in advance to receive the Zoom link. This is an opportunity to learn what indigenous and crip wisdom can offer us … Read more
Duke Dance Program presents How Artists Work, Now with "Dance, Health, and the Military" featuring: Dr. Susan Steinberg-Oren Clinical Psychologist, Greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System Christine Suarez, M.F.A Los Angeles-based choreographer and dance educator Rick Maher 34-year combat aviator, … Read more
Duke Dance Program presents How Artists Work, Now with "Collaborative Directions in Art and Health" featuring: Dr. Anne Basting Theater artist, writer, systems visionary, and MacArthur Fellow (2016) Liz Lerman Choreographer, community engaged artist, writer, teacher and MacArthur Fellow (2002) Moderator: … Read more
In the 1980s, Americans grappled like never before with dementia, and specifically with Alzheimer’s Disease. This talk will return to this era with a historian’s eyes, asking specifically why families, and women in families, were viewed as the indispensable deliverers … Read more
Hosted by the Asian American & Diaspora Studies Program at Duke University, the one-day symposium explores connections and intersections between Medical Humanities and Asian American Studies. The keynote speaker is Dr. James Kyung-Jin Lee, the author of Pedagogies of Woundedness: … Read more
