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SUMMARY:2021 Reading Across Rhode Island Author Event - STAMPED: Racism\, Antiracism\, and You by Jason Reynolds
DESCRIPTION:April 8th Jason Reynolds Reading Across Rhode Island Author Event. Registration will be available on the Rhode Island Center for the Book website in February. \nAbout the book: \nThe #1 New York Times bestselling\, “must-read” (San Francisco Chronicle)\, “amazingly timely and stunningly accessible” (Jacqueline Woodson) exploration of race and racism from award-winning\, beloved authors Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi. \nThis is NOT a history book.\nThis is a book about the here and now. \nA book to help us better understand why we are where we are.\nA book about race.  \nThe construct of race has always been used to gain and keep power\, to create dynamics that separate and silence. This remarkable reimagining of Dr. Ibram X. Kendi’s National Book Award-winning Stamped from the Beginning reveals the history of racist ideas in America and inspires hope for an antiracist future. It takes you on a race journey from then to now\, shows you why we feel how we feel\, and why the poison of racism lingers. It also proves that while racist ideas have always been easy to fabricate and distribute\, they can also be discredited. \nThrough a gripping\, fast-paced\, and energizing narrative written by beloved award-winner Jason Reynolds\, this book shines a light on the many insidious forms of racist ideas–and on ways readers can identify and stamp out racist thoughts in their daily lives. -Little\, Brown and Company \nThe Rhode Island Council for the Humanities is a proud sponsor of the 2021 Reading Across Rhode Island season. 
URL:https://rihumanities.org/calendar/9738/
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SUMMARY:NEH Virtual Grant Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Join a live virtual workshop with National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) program staff to hear about NEH grant opportunities\, deadlines\, and application information. This is part of a series of ten virtual grant workshops which will be hosted Thursdays at 2:00 pm EST. \nNEH Virtual Workshop — all interests \nApril 1\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will provide a broad overview of NEH’s grant programs and provide an introductory view of the agency.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number :+1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 709 855 102# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — Historically Black Colleges and Universities\nApril 8\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will highlight grant programs that are tailored to or good fits for applicants from HBCUs.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 160 706 942# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — Native Communities\, Institutions\, and Tribal Colleges and Universities \nApril 15\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will highlight grant programs that are tailored or good fits for applicants from tribal colleges and universities or Native American institutions. \nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 986 486 089# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — Community and Two-Year Colleges \nApril 22\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will highlight grant programs that are tailored to or good fits for applicants from community and two-year colleges.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 313 777 345# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — Museums \nApril 29\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will highlight grant programs that support museums\, focusing on the Division of Public Programs and the Division of Preservation and Access.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 164 197 341# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — Digital Humanities \nMay 6\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will highlight grant programs that support work in the digital humanities\, both in NEH’s Office of Digital Humanities and across the agency.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 507 646 569# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — Individual Scholars \nMay 13\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will highlight grant programs that support research by individual scholars.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 828 416 704# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — Archives and Libraries \nMay 20\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will highlight grant programs that support the work of archives and libraries.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 768 268 806# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — College and University Grants and Sponsored Research Offices \nMay 27\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will provide a broad overview of NEH’s grant programs from the perspective of an institution of higher education’s grants/sponsored research office.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 853 038 604# \nNEH Virtual Workshop — all interests\, in Spanish\nJune 3\, 2021\n2-3:30 PM EDT \nThis workshop will provide a broad overview of NEH’s grant programs and provide an introductory view of the agency in Spanish.\nTeams meeting link: Join live event\nDial-in phone number: +1 202-600-8430\nConference ID: 182 058 065#
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SUMMARY:ECAS en Casa 2021 - Ana Mendiburu & Marcela Astudillo
DESCRIPTION:ECAS en Casa\, is a virtual program series in which Teatro ECAS Executive Director Francis Parra interviews artists and scholars from across the Spanish-speaking world about humanities topics connected to the theater. Programs will be in Spanish with English-language subtitles and can be viewed on Facebook Live the night of the event. To view ECAS en Casa in English\, log on the Teatro ECAS YouTube Channel three days after the event. \nThursday\, April 8\, 2021 at 7:00 pm EST on Facebook Live\nAna Mendiburu and Marcela Astudillo \nLorca: A Brief Life and Two Perpetual Flames.  Garcia Lorca and Langston Hughes \nSuspended in time\, Federico Garcia Lorca and American poet Langston Hughes occupied the planet Earth at the same time.  Langston Hughes was first to translate Garcia Lorca’s work into English and both poets were in New York City at the same time\, however they never met face-to-face.  We will look at New York City\, and particularly Harlem of the 1920’s.  And later as Hughes visits Spain as a reporter during World War II\, and it was while there that he learned that Federico Garcia Lorca was shot. \nGuest scholars: Ana Mendiburu  and Marcela Astudillo \nAna Mendiburu is a National Board Certified teacher with a B.A. in Spanish and French cum laude from Rhode Island College. She studied in a collaborative program of Brown University with the Universidad de Granada\, Spain and is a Leadership Fellow with the Providence School Department. Currently Mendiburu is teaching Spanish language at Classical High School\, as well as Students Love Travel (Educational Travel to Québec and Puerto Rico) and Johnson and Wales University.  She has been an interpreter for the Rhode Island Supreme Court and has worked at the International Institute of Rhode Island. \n \nMarcela Astudillo has been a professor of the social sciences department in the Providence district since 2002. Astudillo graduated from Rhode Island College with a Masters in Education (2002) and then earned a PhD in Education from the University of Rhode Island in 2017.  She graduated from the school administration program (PRN) – Principal Residency Network in 2017. She began to connect with the poetry of Langston Hughes after taking a reading class at Rhode Island College and then developed that interest in the poetry of this great African-American author to deepen her connections as a teacher\, introducing Langston Hughes to students during Black History Month. Additionally she organizes poetry performances at the spring arts festival at the school. Working with April Brown\, she became a member of the Langston Hughes Community Poetry Reading committee. \n\nThis series is supported in part by a major grant from the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities.
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SUMMARY:Invoice for Emotional Labor
DESCRIPTION:Invoice for Emotional Labor\, a new\, educational multimedia workshop performance presented by The Wilbury Theatre Group in collaboration with CCRI Players ​and Community College of Rhode Island. Written by Christopher Johnson\, Invoice for Emotional Labor explores contemporary terms and conversations around race and racism through performance and lecture\, and concludes with audience talk-backs and discussions. \nMore information and tickets for streaming available here: https://thewilburygroup.org/invoice.html \nAvailable for streaming:\nThursday\, April 8\, 2021 at 7:30 pm EST\nFriday\, April 9\, 2021 at 7:30 pm EST\nSaturday\, April 10\, 2021 at 5:30 pm EST \nThis project is supported in part by a mini grant from the Humanities Council.
URL:https://rihumanities.org/calendar/invoice-for-emotional-labor-2/
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