On Thursday Apr. 11 or Friday Apr. 12, join the Laboratory for Social Choreography and @dukearts for '11th Organ II,' a shared imaginary space for intellectuals, artists, and concerned citizens, dedicated to fundamentally re-envisioning our wounded world. dukearts.org/events/11th-or…

Event 4/25: Join CDS for a celebration and showcase of recent work by students. Everyone is welcome — students, faculty and staff as well as community members and visitors.

No registration needed, just show up and bring your friends! Find us at documentarystudies.duke.edu/directions

We are grateful for those who attended our first events on Ukraine yesterday. Ukrainian national champion climber Jenya Kazbekova spoke at Yonderlust Cafe and the harrowing and important documentary 20DaysInMariupol screened Duke University. More events today and tmrw: duke.is/ukraine

Today we will speak about ecologies and urban ecosystems during war. Duke University Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University Centre for Energy Ethics Modern Languages at St Andrews

Today at noon! Join Cultural Anthropology Duke University for this event featuring two speakers, Vika Grivina and Hanna Dosenko, from our event 'Ukraine at War: Life in a Time of Fear and Hope.' For a complete list of events associated with this symposium, visit kenan.ethics.duke.edu/ukraine-events/

A brilliant project, Say the Thing at Duke University looks at the maps of life via photographs of the meaningful places. Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University Always happy to speak about Derzhprom 😻

Many thanks to the Center for Child & Family Policy Sanford School of Public Policy for hosting Dr. Prokhovnik-Raphique for a talk on trauma and resilience in Ukraine on Mar 28! She will also join us for the event 'Ukraine at War: Life in a Time of Fear and Hope' on Mar 29. duke.is/ukraine

Tomorrow evening (Wed, March 6), join us at 7 p.m. for a performance of 'Pieces of Me,' an autobiographical play about the generational repercussions of a family secret in apartheid-era South Africa. More info: duke.is/pieces Scene On Radio Center for Documentary Studies

The Peabody-winning Scene On Radio podcast from Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University tells the story of the 1898 Wilmington massacre, when a mob of self-described white supremacists overthrew the town's duly elected multiracial government.

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.Jonathan M. Metzl's book makes a compelling argument:

To address gun violence, we must question our assumptions, go beyond the hearts-and-minds approach, and take back power and make structural changes.

Thanks to Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University for hosting!

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Coming up this Friday evening, March 1, at 7pm! Join us at Durham Arts Council for a conversation with physician Jonathan M. Metzl on race, health, gun violence, and other topics. More info: duke.is/metzl Scene On Radio

Hey NYC and Jersey! Scene on Radio on your radio. 'Echoes of a Coup,' a one-hour special drawn from our latest series on the Wilmington massacre and coup of 1898, on WNYC 🎙 tonight at 8 pm. Tune in?
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On March 1, join us at Durham Arts Council Council in downtown Discover Durham for The Ethics of Now, a series hosted by Duke History prof Adriane Lentz-Smith! Our guest is Jonathan M. Metzl, physician, author, and expert on race, health, and gun violence. More info: duke.is/metzl

On March 6, join the Kenan Institute for Ethics and Center for Documentary Studies for 'Pieces of Me,' an autobiographical play by South African actor Bo Petersen, about the costs of living secretly as a mixed-race family during apartheid. More info: duke.is/pieces

Is Moral AI possible?

Join Duke Science & Society for 'Moral AI and How We Get There,' an interdisciplinary conversation on MADLab co-directors Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Jana Schaich Borg's recent publication with Vincent Conitzer.

More info: duke.is/MORAL

Join us on Monday, March 4, at 4:00 for 'Weaving the Document: The Photography of Maruch Sántiz.'

CDS Ph.D. Fellow Sam Hunnicut will give an online talk about his work on Sántiz, an Indigenous Tsotsil Maya woman from the Mexican state of Chiapas.
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