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American University welcomed Afro-Indigenous activist and poet Autumn Rose Williams to discuss Indigenous awareness and appreciation. Hosted by the Students for Change and Indigenous Initiatives, the Oct. 10 conversation was centered around empowering the Indigenous community and increasing visibility of Indigenous people.
As world leaders met in Glasgow for the United Nations COP26 Climate Summit, American University Climate held a simultaneous climate conversation at the “Seeing Climate Change” symposium from Nov. 5-7.
Eagle writers Thais and Audrey interview directors Nuria Frigola Torrent and Christopher Kahunahana about their feature films showcased at the Native Cinema Showcase, hosted by the Museum of the American Indian. Check out the review for Kahunahana's film, "Waikiki" here. Read The Eagle's review of three other featured films at the Native Cinema Showcase here.
Tucked into a U-shaped exhibition room in the National Gallery of Art, “Clouds, Ice, and Bounty” transports visitors to a world of rich color and detail. Viewers get a glimpse into the 17th century in the low Northern European countries through paintings that highlight the everyday pleasures of what was a relatively peaceful and optimistic time in history.
National Hispanic Heritage month spans from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 and recognizes the achievements and contributions of the Hispanic community here in the United States. Although National Hispanic Heritage month is over now, one way to support Hispanic-American academics and creators year round is to take the time to pick up a book written by a Hispanic author. Below is a list of eight works of literature written by Hispanic-American/Latino authors, with something for every type of reader to enjoy in any season.
For those wanting to explore new places around the city, here are five delicious breakfast/brunch spots to try. Each has something different to offer and all are located in various parts of D.C., perfect for seeing everything the city has to offer.
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