“To be heard, There needs to be a speaker, a committed listener (depending on roles performed) and a common language.” Shanee Stepakoff, Author of ‘Testimony’ and clinical psychologist. She has worked internationally with post-war survivors. Her interest is poetry therapy,… Read moreTo be heard:
“Fähigkeit” /ˈfɛːɪçkaɪ̯t/(faisch-kite)I was looking for a word that could tie support, empowerment and achievability. I found one in English: “enabling”. It may send the wrong message, but credits to Chat GPT for finding a German version. What does support and… Read moreLunch with Vernese Edghill-Walden
This year to close out Black History Month, Bucknell’s Black Student Union organized their annual Fashion Show that celebrates and showcases the diversity and creativity of Black designers and models when they are given the opportunity to participate. The show… Read moreBlack Arts Fest Stomp Out
On February 19th, 2023, the Campus Theatre hosted returning organization, Meet My Melanin, and premiered a short film celebrating the movement, the courageous subjects who participated, and artist Jetta Nicoline Harrison. The film showcased the stories of the individuals who… Read moreMeet My Melanin Premier Film at Campus Theatre
On March 8th, Jean Bernard Cerin traveled to Bucknell to present the documentary screening of Lisette, 2022. The film centered around the study of “Lisette quitté la plaine,” which is the oldest surviving song text in early Haitian Creole. Lisette… Read moreLisette Documentary
On Wednesday, February 15, in Walls Lounge, Bucknell welcomed author Shirley J. Lim to lead the conversations on “Legacies of Race and Hollywood: Anna May Wong.” With Lim leading the discussion, we reviewed her book, “Anna May Wong: Performing the… Read moreShirley Lim Reading Group
