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SUMMARY:CinemaLIC Aladdin
DESCRIPTION:CinemaLIC is a free outdoor movie event\, brought to you by NestSeekers International & Hunters Point Park Conservancy\, and hosted by LIC Landing. \nThe viewers can enjoy some of the best classic and independent movies right on the waterfront in Long Island City’s Hunters Point South Park with New York City’s skyline as the backdrop.  Already in its 8th year\, the series has become a great success as one of LIC’s main summer attractions\, drawing thousands of local residents and visitors since its inception.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/cinemalic-aladdin/
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SUMMARY:The 81st Street Studio Opening Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Metropolitan Museum of Art invites you and your family to celebrate the opening of the 81st Street Studio.  \nReady for an adventure? Explore what things are made of through hands-on activities. Investigate and get to know materials—like wood\, clay\, and metal. Use technology to push creativity to its limits. Build high or low\, break it down\, and start over. Dive into books that tell stories of wonder. Play with light and color. Experiment with sound. Learn\, play\, and repeat! The Interactive Musical Station was designed by Yamaha. \n1000 Fifth Avenue\, New York\, NY 10028\nEnter at Fifth Avenue and 81st Street
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/the-81st-street-studio-opening-festival-2/
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SUMMARY:American-German Institute Application deadline September 10\, 2023: Building LGBTQ+ Communities in Germany and the United States: Past\, Present\, and Future
DESCRIPTION:AGI is now accepting applications for a new exchange project. The deadline to apply is September 10\, 2023. \nThe American-German Institute is pleased to announce a new three-year project that will explore LGBTQ+ community-building in Germany and the United States (2023-2026). The project aims to foster cross-cultural exchange with participants from diverse backgrounds by sharing personal testimonies\, successes and failures\, and best practices. AGI is recruiting LGBTQ+ participants from a variety of sectoral\, intersectional\, and generational backgrounds. There will be one cohort per year (for a total of three cohorts) comprised of 7 German and 7 U.S. nationals. Each cohort will experience one week-long program in Germany and one in the United States. A variety of deliverables will be part of the project throughout each program year\, including written policy briefs and articles to be published digitally and as hard copies\, as well as multimedia presentations in various formats. This project will reach a wide audience in both countries\, not only in the LGBTQ+ communities\, but also among other minority groups\, the general public\, as well as policy makers. \nThis program is generously funded by the Transatlantik-Programm der Bundesrepublik Deutschland aus Mitteln des European Recovery Program (ERP) des Bundesministeriums für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz (BMWK) (Transatlantic Program of the Federal Republic of Germany with Funds through the European Recovery Program (ERP) of the Federal Ministry for Economics and Climate Action (BMWK)) and the AGI Harry & Helen Gray Humanities Program.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/american-german-institute-application-deadline-september-10-2023-building-lgbtq-communities-in-germany-and-the-united-states-past-present-and-future/
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SUMMARY:Two at 1014: How Liberal is the Future? Positioning Democracy in the Time to Come
DESCRIPTION:Alexander Görlach and philosopher Markus Gabriel discuss the foundations of a liberal anthropology: Can people have freedom\, and if so\, how much? Does technology help or does it impose invisible shackles on humankind? Ultimately\, the “elephant in the room” is the question of whether liberal democracy has a future. \nMarkus Gabriel is a German philosopher and author at the University of Bonn. He holds the chair in epistemology\, modern\, and contemporary philosophy at the University of Bonn and also serves as the Director of its International Centre for Philosophy. He works mainly in epistemology and metaphysics (ontology) drawing his inspirations from the history of philosophy (in particular\, 19th century Post-Kantian philosophy\, Heidegger\, and Wittgenstein). He has a particular interest in problems of skepticism and their history. His recent books are Transcendental Ontology: Essays in German Idealism and Die Erkenntnis der Welt. Eine Einführung in die Erkenntnistheorie (Knowledge of the World. An Introduction to Epistemology). \nAlexander Görlach is an adjunct professor to NYU Gallatin School where he teaches democratic theory. Prior to that he had various positions as visiting scholar and as fellow at Harvard University in the United States\, and Cambridge University and Oxford University in the United Kingdom. He is a senior fellow to the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs in New York and a senior advisor to the Berggruen Institute in Los Angeles. Alexander holds a ThD in comparative religion and a PhD in linguistics. His academic interests include democratic theory\, politics and religion\, and theories of secularism\, pluralism and cosmopolitanism. In the academic year 2017-18 he was a visiting scholar at National Taiwan University and City University Hongkong. Since then he focuses on the rise of China and what it means for the democracies in East Asia. Alexander Görlach is an honorary professor of ethics and theology at Leuphana University in Lüneburg\, Germany. Alexander Görlach is the founder of the debate-magazine The European\, that he also ran as its editor in chief from 2009 to 2015. Today he serves as an op-ed contributor to the New York Times\, Neue Zürcher Zeitung\, and the South China Morning Post. He is a columnist to the business magazine Wirtschaftswoche\, Deutsche Welle and Focus Online. He is a frequent commentator on German News Channel WeLT TV.ander Görlach
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/two-at-1014-how-liberal-is-the-future-positioning-democracy-in-the-time-to-come/
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SUMMARY:“'Händler der Geheimnisse': An Evening with Elisabeth Bronfen and Atina Grossmann”
DESCRIPTION:The Department of German at NYU and Deutsches Haus at NYU present a reading (in German) by Elisabeth Bronfen from her novel\, Händler der Geheimnisse (Limmat Verlag\, 2023); followed by a conversation (in English) – about Bronfen’s thought process and writing practice\, and how this novel fits in with her scholarly research – with Atina Grossman. \nSpy story and family drama Fifty years after the end of World War II\, Jewish-American veteran George Bromfield dies suspiciously in a New York City hospital. Could it be that his second wife hastened his death? While trying to uncover the mysterious circumstances of his death\, his daughter Eva and her brother Max dig deeper and deeper into their father’s mysterious past. The siblings go to Munich and New York to find out why their father returned to Bavaria after the end of the war and how this pertains to his friendship with a portrait painter and Nazi collaborator. Elisabeth Bronfen skillfully combines a spy story with a family drama and depicts the after-effects of a culture of secrecy that characterized the post-war period from 1945 onwards. \n“’Händler der Geheimnisse:’ An Evening with Elisabeth Bronfen and Atina Grossmann” is funded by the DAAD from funds of the German Federal Foreign Office (AA). \nDate and Time: Monday\, September 11th 2023\, 5:00 PM-6:30 PM \nLocation: Deutsches Haus at NYU\, 42 Washington Mews\, New York\, NY 10003 \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/handler-der-geheimnisse-an-evening-with-elisabeth-bronfen-and-atina-grossmann/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230911T000000
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SUMMARY:Two at 1014: How Liberal is the Future? Positioning Democracy in the Time to Come
DESCRIPTION:Alexander Görlach and philosopher Markus Gabriel discuss the foundations of a liberal anthropology: Can people have freedom\, and if so\, how much? Does technology help or does it impose invisible shackles on humankind? Ultimately\, the “elephant in the room” is the question of whether liberal democracy has a future. \nMarkus Gabriel is a German philosopher and author at the University of Bonn. He holds the chair in epistemology\, modern\, and contemporary philosophy at the University of Bonn and also serves as the Director of its International Centre for Philosophy. He works mainly in epistemology and metaphysics (ontology) drawing his inspirations from the history of philosophy (in particular\, 19th century Post-Kantian philosophy\, Heidegger\, and Wittgenstein). He has a particular interest in problems of skepticism and their history. His recent books are Transcendental Ontology: Essays in German Idealism and Die Erkenntnis der Welt. Eine Einführung in die Erkenntnistheorie (Knowledge of the World. An Introduction to Epistemology). \nAlexander Görlach is an adjunct professor to NYU Gallatin School where he teaches democratic theory. Prior to that he had various positions as visiting scholar and as fellow at Harvard University in the United States\, and Cambridge University and Oxford University in the United Kingdom. He is a senior fellow to the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs in New York and a senior advisor to the Berggruen Institute in Los Angeles. Alexander holds a ThD in comparative religion and a PhD in linguistics. His academic interests include democratic theory\, politics and religion\, and theories of secularism\, pluralism and cosmopolitanism. In the academic year 2017-18 he was a visiting scholar at National Taiwan University and City University Hongkong. Since then he focuses on the rise of China and what it means for the democracies in East Asia. Alexander Görlach is an honorary professor of ethics and theology at Leuphana University in Lüneburg\, Germany. Alexander Görlach is the founder of the debate-magazine The European\, that he also ran as its editor in chief from 2009 to 2015. Today he serves as an op-ed contributor to the New York Times\, Neue Zürcher Zeitung\, and the South China Morning Post. He is a columnist to the business magazine Wirtschaftswoche\, Deutsche Welle and Focus Online. He is a frequent commentator on German News Channel WELT TV. \nDate and Time: Monday\, September 11\, 2023 – 6:30-8:00 PM \nLocation: 1014 Fifth Avenue\, NY\, NY 10028 \nMore information
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/two-at-1014-how-liberal-is-the-future-positioning-democracy-in-the-time-to-come-2/
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SUMMARY:KINO! Pic of the Week ''Cloud 9''
DESCRIPTION:Pic of the Week: Cloud 9 \nHome-based seamstress Inge has seemingly been happily married for 30 years to Werner\, with whom she has an intimate and tender relationship. But when she decides to deliver a pair of altered pants to Karl\, she is suddenly stirred out of her comfort zone into a world of physical and emotional passion. \nGerman Films\, KINO! Germany NOW!\, and Telescope Film are proud to present a new resource for finding German films online: . The German Films microsite showcases the best in German film content\, including narrative features\, documentaries\, animation\, shorts\, and series. It also provides access to a database of more than 30\,000 German films and co-productions\, with information about where to watch them in the US.Find out more on: https://telescopefilm.com/germanfilms
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/kino-pic-of-the-week-cloud-9/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230912T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230912T235959
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SUMMARY:Timeless Songs from the Silver Screen
DESCRIPTION:“Ms. Haan is an entertainer of the highest caliber!” Huffington Post \nTimeless Songs from the Silver Screen is Ms. Haan’s new show\, premiering at the Triad Theater\, honoring composers and songwriters and the power of their music in the film industry. This musical journey will take you from the start of silent movies in France in 1890\, to the birth of the “talkies” in the United States in 1927\, to today’s tight collaborations between filmmakers and composers\, including Irving Berlin\, Charlie Chaplin\, John Williams\, Henri Mancini\, George Gershwin\, Leonard Bernstein\, James Horner\, Michel Legrand\, John Kander\, Friedrich Hollaender\, Diane Warren\, Burt Bacharach\, and many more. \nCelebrating songs such as Moonriver\, Smile\, Goldfinger\, My love\, Put the blame on Mame\, Eternally\, As time goes by\, Diamonds are a girl’s best friend\, Singing in the rain and many more. \nTaking center stage is Adrienne Haan\, International Chanteuse and artist in residence at the Triad Theater\, who recently performed her show Tehorah at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall. Hailed as “an exceptional song interpreter with a grand voice” by the Berliner Morgenpost and “an entertainer of the highest caliber” by the Huffington Post\, award-winning entertainer\, Adrienne Haan is one of the most electrifying concert stars at work today. \nGuest artists for John Williams’ Main Theme of “Schindler’s List” include concert pianist Mira Armij Gill and Francisco Salazar\, first violinist with the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra. \nThis show will forever change the way you appreciate the intricate relationship between music and films\, and the vital role of these composers as well as their impact on the audience\, for generations to come. \nCreative Director Laurence Pierron\nStaged\, written and directed by Adrienne Haan\nMusical direction by Richard Danley \n* John Williams’ Main Theme of “Schindler’s List” by Mira Gill\, piano and Francisco Salazar\, violin \nProduced by Laurence Pierron \nApprox Running Time: 90 Minutes \n2 drink minimum required​​​​​​​ \n\nWith Richard Danley (MD) on piano. \nDate and Time: Saturday Sept 9th at 2 PM; Tuesday\, September 12th at 7 PM \nLocation: Triad Theater NYC\, 158 W 72 Street (second floor\, elevator access)\, \nNYC 10023 \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/timeless-songs-from-the-silver-screen/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230912T000000
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SUMMARY:Timothy Garton Ash: 'From Post-War Europe to Post-Wall Europe - and Back
DESCRIPTION:The Center for European and Mediterranean Studies and the Deutsches Haus at NYU are pleased to announce the presentation of the book Homelands: A Personal History of Europe by the renowned British historian Timothy Garton Ash. In his new book\, Ash gives a unique account of the history of Europe since 1945\, drawing on his extensive personal notes from 50 years of events witnessed\, places visited\, and historymakers encountered (from Margaret Thatcher to Vladimir Putin) to chart the rise and then faltering of the quest for a ‘Europe whole and free’. \nIn this lecture\, Professor Garton Ash will extend the analysis in Homelands to offer an interpretation of how Europe progressed from the post-War period (famously analysed by Tony Judt) to what he calls the post-Wall period. And why it then regressed\, in a ‘downward turn’ after 2008\, culminating in Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022 – beginning the largest war in Europe since 1945. What did Europe get right? Where did it go wrong? Why? \n“Timothy Garton Ash: ‘From Post-War Europe to Post-Wall Europe – and Back’” is funded by the DAAD from funds of the German Federal Foreign Office (AA). \nDate and Time: Tuesday\, September 12th 2023\, 4:00 PM-5:30 PM \nLocation: Deutsches Haus at NYU\, 42 Washington Mews\, New York\, NY 10003 \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/timothy-garton-ash-from-post-war-europe-to-post-wall-europe-and-back/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231013T235959
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SUMMARY:Tales of a Phoenix: The Letting Go Project
DESCRIPTION:Tales of a Phoenix: The Letting Go Project is a visual art exhibition and durational performance that harnesses the power of ritual to bring together women from across the world in a unified release of old patterns that no longer serve their personal growth. Featured by the UN and supported by the National Endowment for the Arts\, the ongoing project is now presented on Times Square. \nOver the past three years\, women have contributed pieces of fabric inscribed with what they wish to let go of. In a series of meditative performances\, Schnitzler has stitched these testimonies together into a room-filling skirt\, representing the global feminine voice. The project will culminate in a ritual dance performance in which Schnitzler wears the skirt radiating with these women’s collective energy\, then publicly destroy the skirt in a powerful symbol of release and letting go\, currently scheduled for summer 2024. \nDuring this outdoor event series\, Schnitzler will be sitting at the entrance of Anita’s Way\, a block passage on 42nd Street. Quietly stitching\, she is a poetic juxtaposition to the hustle and bustle of Times Square. Female-identifying passersby are invited participate by using a fabric piece provided on site\, which will then be added to the ever-growing skirt. \nTales of a Phoenix: The Letting Go Project is made possible\, in part\, with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. Further support was provided by Chashama\, Williamsburg Art & Historical Center\, Grove 34\, and The Feminist Art Project. \nDate and Time: September 12th – October 13th\, 2023; Tuesdays-Fridays 2-5 PM (weather permitting) \nLocation: Anita’s Way\, 42nd Street btw. Times Square & Sixth Ave \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/tales-of-a-phoenix-the-letting-go-project/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230913T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230913T235959
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SUMMARY:STEP USA Pitch Night September 2023
DESCRIPTION:The German American Chamber of Commerce\, Inc.\, is excited to host another STEP USA Pitch Night on Wednesday\, September 13th\, 2023!\n \nThey are proud to welcome a startup cohort from Lower Saxony\, Germany\, to our Startup Entrepreneurship Program (STEP USA) in New York to a 4-day strategy development boot-camp supporting promising German startups and their expansion to the US. \nDuring the event\, the participants will present their ideas to an international audience consisting of potential customers\, partners and the transatlantic startup ecosystem. A jury consisting of Venture Capital Investors will be providing direct feedback. \nPlease click here for company profiles of the participating startups.  \nAgenda:\n6:00pm – Registration & Networking\n6:30pm – Introduction/Welcoming\n6:40pm – Company Pitches\n8:15pm – Networking\n9:00pm – End of Event
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/step-usa-pitch-night-september-2023/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230914T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230914T235959
DTSTAMP:20260405T032854
CREATED:20230808T181915Z
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SUMMARY:Time for a Paradigm Shift: Rethinking Alzheimer’s Disease Research
DESCRIPTION:In his latest book\, Alzheimer’s Disease Research: What Has Guided Research So Far and Why It Is High Time for a Paradigm Shift\, neuroscientist Christian Behl outlines the history of Alzheimer’s research up to the present day and criticizes that for too long research has focused on one particular hypothesis\, the so-called “amyloid-cascade-hypothesis\,” and has not adequately followed a wider range of promising research paths. From the work of the disease’s namesake Aloysius Alzheimer 100 years ago\, to the most recent drug developments and controversies of the last decades\, Behl tracks how much of the research has almost exclusively concentrated on the role of amyloid beta peptide\, a key component of plaques found in the brain of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease.\nBehl suggests that it is time to re-evaluate the “amyloid cascade hypothesis” and the actual role of amyloid beta peptide in the disease. He presents a number of alternative disease hypotheses and raises pertinent questions about Alzheimer’s disease research strategies\, the funding landscape\, and the too narrow focus on one dominating hypothesis.\n\n\n\n\nProf. Dr. Behl will introduce his book\, and then dive into a discussion with Dr. Tia Powell. The discussion will address various topics surrounding Alzheimer’s disease research including the following questions: \n\nWhy are the exact causes of Alzheimer’s disease still in the dark\, despite the immense\, global research efforts in academia as well as in the pharmaceutical industry?\nWhy has the majority of an entire research field kept focusing on a single hypothesis that establishes the deposition of the amyloid beta peptide in the brain as the key trigger of Alzheimer’s pathology\, even though this concept has still not been convincingly proven in the clinics?\nAre there other hypotheses that might explain the pathogenesis of this complex brain disease\, and if so\, why were these perspectives not adequately followed?\n\n\n\n\n\nExperts\nChristian Behl\, Professor of Pathobiochemistry\, University Medical Center of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz \nTia Powell\, Professor of Epidemiology and Psychiatry\, Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center \n\n\n\n\nGenerously Supported by:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDisclaimer\nThe views and opinions expressed by the speakers do not necessarily reflect those of the DWIH New York and its partners. Moreover\, reference to any specific commercial product\, process\, or service by trade name\, trademark\, manufacturer or otherwise does not constitute or imply its endorsement\, recommendation\, or support by the DWIH NY and other event organizers.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/time-for-a-paradigm-shift-rethinking-alzheimers-disease-research/
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SUMMARY:Happy Hour at the 128 Bar!
DESCRIPTION:September 14 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin us for happy hour at the bar and free admission to the museum! There will be drink specials from 5 – 9 pm\, including $7 cocktails during Golden Hour between 7 – 8 pm. \nThere will also be a special wine tasting with German wine importer Wunderwein presenting a selection of delicious summer wines\, including sparkling wine\, white\, rosé and red wines. Jan Schüler\, Founder & CEO of Wunderwein will be accompanied by the German Wine Queen\, Katrin Lang who is visiting New York from Baden\, Germany! \nThere will also be a book sale in the main gallery. Or view the current exhibits or relax on our patio; the Museum of Illustration will be open with free admission from 5 to 9 pm.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/happy-hour-at-the-128-bar/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230914T235959
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SUMMARY:Grandbrothers
DESCRIPTION:Grandbrothers evoke the young and the old as they combine classical and electronic music characteristics in their compositions. The duo is set to perform their first ever U.S. and NYC headline show at LPR while on tour promoting their latest 2023 release\, Late Reflections\, an album entirely recorded for and in the historic Cologne cathedral. \nDate and time: September 14th\, 2023 at 8PM \nLocation: Le Poisson Rouge 158 Bleecker Street New York\, NY 10012 \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/grandbrothers/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230914T235959
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CREATED:20230911T203224Z
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SUMMARY:Neue Galerie Literatur Café – “Rilke\, Poetry and Creativity
DESCRIPTION:What moves people to write poetry\, and how do poets transform the fleeting dimension of lived experience into the precarious permanence of poetry? How do poets capture feelings of ecstatic joy and irrecoverable loss without turning such experiences into lifeless\, frozen words? \nJoin us for a special evening with the newly appointed Executive Director and President of the Academy of American Poets Ricardo Alberto Maldonado and renowned NYU University Professor and Rilke expert\, Ulrich Baer for a discussion about Rilke\, poetry\, and creativity. We will examine some of Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke’s poems and letters to explore poetry’s capacity to find more life within life and deepen our capacity to awaken to existence. \nDate and Time: Thursday\, September 14\, 2023 6:30 PM \nLocation: Neue Galerie New York\, 1048 Fifth Avenue\, New York\, NY 10028 \nMore information
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/neue-galerie-literatur-cafe-rilke-poetry-and-creativity/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230915T235959
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CREATED:20230913T160450Z
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SUMMARY:Science Diplomacy in Times of Global Crises
DESCRIPTION:The Austrian Cultural Forum New York (ACFNY) and its partners warmly invite you to a two-day event “Science Diplomacy in Times of Global Crises”. \nScience diplomacy is an often-promulgated concept in light of tackling global challenges in an increasingly interconnected and competitive world order. Science diplomacy is believed to foster peace and understanding between nations and has often been utilized to argue for more cooperation and openness among adverse states. Can science diplomacy keep up with its promise in an ever-more fragmented multipolar world? Does the concept and its basic tenets need to be revised or has science diplomacy never been more valid and important? \nThese questions will be addressed in a panel discussion on Thursday\, September 14th followed by a Symposium on Friday\, September 15th. \n  \nOPENING EVENT\nSEPTEMBER 14th 2023\, 7 PM\nAustrian Cultural Forum New York\n11 East 52nd Street\, 10022 New York \n  \nINVITATION\nSYMPOSIUM\nSEPTEMBER 15th 2023\, 10 AM\nThis Symposium is an official side event of the \nScience Summit at the 78th United Nations General Assembly taking place on September 12th-29th\, 2023.\nAustrian Cultural Forum New York\n11 East 52nd Street\, 10022 New York
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/science-diplomacy-in-times-of-global-crises/
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SUMMARY:Movie Night: MISS CONGENIALITY
DESCRIPTION:Grab a seat or bring your own blanket and watch your favorite classics on the Big Screen on the Public Square and Gardens. Stop by Verano for some chips and guac or tacos to go! \nWells Fargo customers receive priority seating and complimentary blankets on select movie nights (9/15\, 10/13\, 10/27). \nDoors open at 5pm with each movie starting at 6pm.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/movie-night-miss-congeniality/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230916T000000
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SUMMARY:Oktoberfest Central Park
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, September 16\, 2023 we invite you to the German American Oktoberfest in Central Park\, Rumsey Field\, Summerstage\, New York City. Please join us in this celebration of friendship\, music\, food and drink. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Oktoberfest tradition began over 200 years ago when Bavaria’s Crown Prince Ludwig married Princess Terese of Saxony on October 12 \,1810. The citizens of Munich were invited to attend the festivities held on the fields in front of the city gates to celebrate the royal event. This grew into a 16 day event. \nToday\, that celebration continues as Oktoberfest\, the world’s largest Volksfest. Held annually in Munich\, Bavaria\, Germany\, and celebrated around the world. \nOn Saturday\, September 16\, 2023 we invite you to the German American Oktoberfest in Central Park\, Rumsey Field\, Summerstage\, New York City. Please join us in this celebration of friendship\, music\, food and drink. \nWe look forward to seeing you there. \nConnie Schaefer \nOktoberfest Chairwoman \nTime: Doors: 1:00PM | Show: 2:00PM | Ends: 6:30PM \nTickets \n\n\n\n\n\n\nMelina performs her Hit songs at the Oktoberfest in Central Park\n\n\n\nMelina performs her new ‘Oktoberfest Song’ and her signature song ‘I Love German Boys’ at the Oktoberfest in Central Park on Saturday September 16th (Doors open at 1 PM) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMelina has performed her hit song ‘I Love German Boys’ for many years at the German-American Oktoberfest in Central Park\, NYC. Melina wrote a ‘new’ OKTOBERFEST SONG\, which she will be introducing and performing at the Oktoberfest in Central Park this year\, followed by ‘I Love German Boys’. More Info: https://www.melinasings.com/oktoberfest \nThe event is held under a big tent in Central Park/Rumsey Playfield following the annual German-American Steuben Parade in NYC on 5th avenue (12pm start). All types of German beer brands and plenty of Bratwursts with Sauerkraut\, Pretzels and desserts are on hand. Don’t miss it – get your tickets today! \nDate and Time: Saturday September 16th\, 2023 – doors open at 1 PM \nLocation: Summer Stage @Rumsey Playfield\, Central Park\, 5th Ave and 69th St.\, New York\, NY 10022 \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/oktoberfest-central-park/
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SUMMARY:Reading: “The last child wears fur!”
DESCRIPTION:Reading in German from a satirical book about our dogs\, their humans\, and the incredible things we do to make our four-legged friends happy. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGerman former TV-presenter\, entertainer\, and book author Sylvia Brécko comes to New York for a reading from her book “Das letzte Kind trägt Fell!” Her eponymous cabaret show had its English premiere called “Fur Baby” in Australia earlier this year. \nThe 60-minute reading at the beautiful Harlem Rose Garden will be in German with an English introduction on Sunday\, 17th September at noon. Come and join Sylvia as she explores in her humorous and self-ironic reading! \nWhat it means to become and be a fur mama (or papa!). Topics of Sylvia’s book are: \n– How can you resist your dog’s gaze when he’s sitting in front of your table during dinner or in front of your bed\, when it’s time to go to sleep? \n– What can you do\, when your 30 Kilogram dog is utterly convinced she’s a lapdog? \n-How do you manage to collect the right pile of poo when your dog immediately moves away from the scene of crime? \nDate and Time: Sunday\, September 17th\, 12pm \nLocation: Harlem Rose Graden\, 6 East 129 St (between Madison and Fifth Ave) \nInformation
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/reading-the-last-child-wears-fur/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230918T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230918T235959
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SUMMARY:DEFA Film Library 30th Anniversary Screening: “Miss Butterfly (Fräulein Schmetterling)”
DESCRIPTION:Deutsches Haus at NYU and the DEFA Film Library at UMASS Amherst present a screening and discussion of Miss Butterfly (Fräulein Schmetterling) to commemorate the 30thanniversary of the DEFA Film Library. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDeutsches Haus at NYU and the DEFA Film Library at UMASS Amherst present a screening and discussion of Miss Butterfly (Fräulein Schmetterling) to commemorate the 30thanniversary of the DEFA Film Library. Opening remarks will be provided by Savannah Champion\, Social Media Assistant at the DEFA Film Library Amherst\, who will also moderate the audience Q&A following the screening of the film. This screening is a companion event to the Goethe-Institut Boston’s ‘Happy Birthday! The DEFA Film Library Turns 30’ series. \nAbout the film: When their father dies\, 17-year-old Helene Raupe and her little sister become orphans. Abandoned by their aunt\, they must face the challenges of daily life in East Berlin. Helene is only happy in her dreams\, where she can fly or be a stewardess or model. In real life\, in contrast\, she fails to meet people’s expectations and loses several jobs. \nCombining fantasy scenes and documentary elements filmed with a hidden camera on the streets\, Miss Butterfly was slated to be the first official experimental feature film made in the GDR. While still in production in 1965/1966\, however\, it was banned for its supposedly negative portrayal of everyday reality and its representation of bourgeois philosophies. In 2020\, this unique film was finally reconstructed based on the original script\, using preserved film and audio materials. The scenario was written by Christa Wolf and Gerhard Wolf. \nDEFA Film Library 30th Anniversary Screening: “Miss Butterfly (Fräulein Schmetterling)” is funded by the DAAD from funds of the German Federal Foreign Office (AA). \nDate and Time: Monday\, September 18th 2023\, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM \nLocation: Deutsches Haus at NYU\, 42 Washington Mews\, New York\, NY 10003 \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/defa-film-library-30th-anniversary-screening-miss-butterfly-fraulein-schmetterling/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230918T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230918T235959
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CREATED:20230911T203603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230911T203603Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Justice: A Transatlantic Dialogue
DESCRIPTION:Panels of experts from Germany and the United States will discuss progress\, opportunities and challenges in advancing climate justice at international\, federal and subnational levels. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClimate change remains one of the greatest threats facing our planet. And yet\, its impacts are not experienced equally across the globe. Internationally\, developing countries are among the most vulnerable to the effects of a drastically warming climate. Domestically\, climate change disproportionately affects poor and marginalized communities\, and exacerbates inequitable social conditions. In light of this reality\, there have been growing calls for policymakers to consider the ethical\, social\, racial\, and intergenerational dimensions of the climate problem. \nThis concept—broadly referred to as climate justice—calls for the just division and equitable distribution of the responsibilities to address climate change\, and the burdens of mitigating its impacts. As policymakers\, advocates\, and other stakeholders increasingly search for innovative solutions to address disparities in climate impacts\, there is tremendous value in bringing together stakeholders from different jurisdictions to share their experiences and perspectives. \nAt this event\, panels of experts from Germany and the United States will discuss progress\, opportunities and challenges in advancing climate justice at international\, federal and subnational levels. \nDate and Time: September 18th \, 2:00 PM– 5:30 PM \nLocation: Greenberg Lounge\, NYU School of Law\, 40 Washington Sq. South\, New York \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/climate-justice-a-transatlantic-dialogue/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230919T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230919T235959
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CREATED:20230906T180646Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230906T180646Z
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SUMMARY:Fireside Chat with ClimateTech insider Sophie Purdom
DESCRIPTION:Impact Hustlers\, the Global Community for Impact-Driven Founders\, launches their New York chapter with a fireside chat at 1014 during the New York City Climate Week 2023. \nThey are excited to welcome Sophie Purdom\, who has recently launched her new venture capital fund\, Planeteer Capital. She also writes CTVC\, a newsletter on climate & innovation with 50\,000+ subscribers\, sharing the latest findings\, research\, and insight for the ClimateTech community. \nThey will speak about trends in ClimateTech & practical fundraising strategies for ClimateTech founders in 2023. Join them for an insightful discussion and new insights. \n1014’s Off the Record format is designed to uncover insights that are rarely shared publicly. They’ll have plenty of times for Q&A (Chatham house rules apply). \nHosted by Maiko Schaffrath Founder & CEO of Impact Hustlers\, you can expect a warm welcome\, great conversation\, and plenty of connections as 1014 help create more impact one connection at a time. \nThis event will also launch the Impact Hustlers New York City chapter\, hosting regular\, curated events for impact-driven founders in the NYC area.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/fireside-chat-with-climatetech-insider-sophie-purdom/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230920T000000
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SUMMARY:Fall Member Networking Reception
DESCRIPTION:As a member of the GACC NY\, you are cordially invited to an exclusive evening of networking and celebration at the German American Chamber of Commerce\, Inc.’s Fall Member Reception.\nJoin us at the luxurious showroom of Hugo Boss as we gather to strengthen business connections\, foster collaboration\, and toast to the German-American community. \nThe Event is an opportunity for new members to be warmly welcomed into our transatlantic network and for existing members to reconnect and expand their connections. \nThe showroom of our member Hugo Boss sets the stage for our reception\, engaging conversations\, insightful discussions\, and the chance to meet professionals from various industries.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/fall-member-networking-reception/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230920T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230926T235959
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SUMMARY:German Film Office - Paul Robeson: “I’m a Negro. I’m an American.”
DESCRIPTION:Newly restored 1989 documentary by East German film director Kurt Tetzlaff\n4K restoration by the DEFA Foundation in Berlin\, Germany\, with new English subtitles by the DEFA Film Library at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Co-presented with the DEFA Film Library and Anthology Film Archives. \nThis 1989 documentary—made by East German film director Kurt Tetzlaff\, and newly restored by the DEFA Foundation—is a cinematic homage to the African-American singer\, actor\, and civil rights activist Paul Robeson (1898-1976). The film tells his story in non-chronological order\, using a compilation of materials: rarely shown historic footage\, photographs of the U.S. civil rights movement\, speeches\, performances\, and visits to East Germany and the Soviet Union. Interviews with Paul Robeson Jr.\, Earl Robinson\, Pete Seeger\, and Harry Belafonte give insight into the courageous life of a true Renaissance man. Co-produced by the GDR’s DEFA Studio for Documentary Film and the West Berlin production company Chronos\, with scenes shot in the U.S.\, the film reflects the efforts by East German officials to present Robeson—often referred to as a “voice of the other America” —as a poster child for GDR solidarity with the U.S. civil rights movement. \nFrom any perspective\, the film stands as an elegant\, revealing\, and powerful portrait of a towering figure in American culture\, society\, and politics. Revisiting episodes in Robeson’s life\, drawing attention to his performances and writings\, and confronting the virulent racism and anti-communism he faced in the U.S.\, Paul Robeson: “I’m a Negro. I’m an American” documents the life of a groundbreaking artist whose courage\, tenacity\, and passion remain profoundly inspiring. \nPresented by:\nThe screening on Wednesday\, September 20\, 6:45pm will be introduced by Kevina King\, Vice President of the Black German Heritage and Research Association. The screening on Saturday\, September 23\, 6:45pm will be introduced by Professor Mariana Ivanova\, Academic Director of the DEFA Film Library.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/german-film-office-paul-robeson-im-a-negro-im-an-american/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230921T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230921T235959
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CREATED:20230906T180753Z
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UID:2986-1695254400-1695340799@uaruhrfellowships.org
SUMMARY:Two at 1014: Kristina Lunz and Enuma Okoro on Foreign Policy\, Climate\, and Feminism
DESCRIPTION:Two days after the UN General Assembly in New York City\, 1014 presents Financial Times columnist Enuma Okoro and Kristina Lunz\, co-founder of the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy\, in conversation about chances to improve global climate policy and creating a more caring international order. They will discuss feminist foreign policy and the accelerating climate crisis with each other and the audience. \nKristina Lunz will give insights into her latest book “The Future of Foreign Policy is Feminist”\, which will be published in English later this year. While the book is not yet available in the United States\, three copies will be raffled to the audience during the event. \nKristina Lunz and her “Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy” are trying to change that. The political scientist\, activist and entrepreneur thinks peace\, human rights and justice together with foreign policy and wants to initiate a paradigm shift: She counters power play and military muscle games with mediation in peace negotiations\, feminist power analyses and climate justice. Realpolitik is exchanged for utopias\, and there are just as many women ambassadors as ambassadors. In this way\, the antagonism of nations can finally be replaced\, and everyone will be able to live in greater security and with fewer conflicts. \n\n\n\nEnuma Okoro is a Nigerian-American author\, journalist\, lecturer\, and cultural curator. She is a weekly columnist for the Financial Times weekend newspaper. Her column\, “The Art of Life\,” reflects on the intersection of art\, philosophy\, spirituality\, culture and how we live. Her broader research and writing interests include considering how the arts\, intersectional feminism\, philosophy\, language and knowledge theory\, theology and contemplative eco-spirituality speak into the study of the human condition\, how we relate to the more-than-human\, and how we accumulate and produce knowledge. \nShe is convinced that stories\, through their varying mediums\, are how we challenge old narratives\, free our imaginations\, and tell new and expanded truths that shift perceptions and instigate change.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/two-at-1014-kristina-lunz-and-enuma-okoro-on-foreign-policy-climate-and-feminism/
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SUMMARY:Book Presentation: The Art of Assembly
DESCRIPTION:In his book The Art of Assembly. Political Theatre Today curator and author Florian Malzacher surveys theatre today to demonstrate its political potential in both form and content. Drawing on numerous examples from around the world in performance\, visual art\, and activist art\, he examines works that draw on the particular possibilities of theatre to navigate the space between representation and participation\, at once playfully and with sincerity. In a time of wide-ranging crisis\, The Art of Assembly is a plea for a strong definition of the political and for a theatre that is not content merely to reflect the world’s ills but instead acts to change them. \nFlorian Malzacher is a curator\, writer\, and dramaturg\, as well as the host of The Art of Assembly\, a series of talks about the potential of gathering in art\, activism\, and politics (since 2021). His current projects include Training for the Future (with Jonas Staal). He was artistic director of Impulse Theater Festival in Cologne\, Dusseldorf\, and Mülheim an der Ruhr (2013–2017)\, and co-curator of the multidisciplinary arts festival steirischer herbst in Graz\, Austria (2006–2012). He is co-author and co-editor of numerous publications on contemporary theatre\, curating performing arts and the relationship between art and politics. His texts have been translated into more than fifteen languages. \nClaire Bishop is a critic and professor in the PhD Program in Art History at the Graduate Center\, City University of New York. Her books include Artificial Hells: Participatory Art and the Politics of Spectatorship (Verso\, 2012)\, and Radical Museology\, or\, What’s Contemporary in Museums of Contemporary Art? (Walther König\, 2013). She is a Contributing Editor of Artforum\, and her essays and books have been translated into twenty languages. She is about to publish two books: Merce Cunningham’s Events: Key Concepts (Koenig Books\, 2023) and Disordered Attention: How We Look at Art and Performance Today (Verso\, 2024).
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/book-presentation-the-art-of-assembly/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230921T235959
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SUMMARY:Kristina Lunz and Enuma Okoro on Foreign Policy\, Climate\, and Feminism
DESCRIPTION:Two days after the UN General Assembly in New York City\, 1014 presents Financial Times columnist Enuma Okoro and Kristina Lunz\, co-founder of the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy\, in conversation about our chances to improve global climate policy and create a more caring international order. They will discuss feminist foreign policy and the accelerating climate crisis with each other and the audience. \nKristina Lunz will give insights into her latest book “The Future of Foreign Policy is Feminist”\, which will be published in English later this year. While the book is not yet available in the United States\, three copies will be raffled to the audience during the event. \nKristina Lunz and her “Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy” are trying to change that. The political scientist\, activist and entrepreneur thinks peace\, human rights and justice together with foreign policy and wants to initiate a paradigm shift: She counters power play and military muscle games with mediation in peace negotiations\, feminist power analyses and climate justice. Realpolitik is exchanged for utopias\, and there are just as many women ambassadors as ambassadors. In this way\, the antagonism of nations can finally be replaced\, and everyone will be able to live in greater security and with fewer conflicts. \nEnuma Okoro is a Nigerian-American author\, journalist\, lecturer\, and cultural curator. She is a weekly columnist for the Financial Times weekend newspaper. Her column\, “The Art of Life\,” reflects on the intersection of art\, philosophy\, spirituality\, culture and how we live. Her broader research and writing interests include considering how the arts\, intersectional feminism\, philosophy\, language and knowledge theory\, theology and contemplative eco-spirituality speak into the study of the human condition\, how we relate to the more-than-human\, and how we accumulate and produce knowledge. \nShe is convinced that stories\, through their varying mediums\, are how we challenge old narratives\, free our imaginations\, and tell new and expanded truths that shift perceptions and instigate change. \nVENUE ACCESSIBILITY \nUnfortunately\, 1014 Fifth Avenue is in the process of being refurbished\, and is not fully accessible in its current state. We apologize to our guests and kindly ask you to contact j.isaacs@1014.nyc if you need further information or assistance. We will do our best to enable everyone to join us.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/kristina-lunz-and-enuma-okoro-on-foreign-policy-climate-and-feminism/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230921T235959
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SUMMARY:“A question of taste: Colonial aesthetics\, political affects\, and taste tanks:” A lecture by Ulrike Bergermann
DESCRIPTION:Deutsches Haus at NYU presents “A Question of Taste. Colonial Aesthetics\, Political Affects\, and Taste Tanks” a public lecture and conversation with Ulrike Bergermann\, Professor of Media Studies and Katrin Köppert\, Assistant Professor for Art History and Popular Cultures. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDeutsches Haus at NYU presents “A Question of Taste. Colonial Aesthetics\, Political Affects\, and Taste Tanks” a public lecture and conversation with Ulrike Bergermann\, DAAD Visiting Scholar and Professor of Media Studies at the University of Art in Braunschweig\, and Katrin Köppert\, Assistant Professor for Art History and Popular Cultures at the Leipzig Academy of Visual Arts. \nTaste has a history\, or rather many – personal\, embodied histories as well as philosophical and colonial histories. A new understanding of taste emerged in the aesthetics of the enlightenment\, while colonialism and enslavement provided new experiences of taste and ‘having taste’. Following on from this\, and with a glance to the euro-american story of cocoa\, we might think of a need to not only “decolonize the mind” (Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o) but also the senses. With the help of the queerfeminist concept of “Feel Tanks” and current theories of collectivity\, taste\, and affect\, I discuss the idea of “Taste Tanks” for a disruption of the sensible. \nDate and Time: Thursday\, September 21st 2023\, 6:00 PM-7:30 PM \nLocation: Deutsches Haus at NYU\, 42 Washington Mews\, New York\, NY 10003 \nMore information:
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/a-question-of-taste-colonial-aesthetics-political-affects-and-taste-tanks-a-lecture-by-ulrike-bergermann/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230922T235959
DTSTAMP:20260405T032854
CREATED:20230905T140035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230905T140111Z
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SUMMARY:Movie Night: SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS
DESCRIPTION:Grab a seat or bring your own blanket and watch your favorite classics on the Big Screen on the Public Square and Gardens. Stop by Verano for some chips and guac or tacos to go! \nWells Fargo customers receive priority seating and complimentary blankets on select movie nights (9/15\, 10/13\, 10/27). \nDoors open at 5pm with each movie starting at 6pm.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/movie-night-sisterhood-of-the-traveling-pants/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230922T235959
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CREATED:20230918T141715Z
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SUMMARY:Goethe-Institut Film Screening: Sam – A Saxon
DESCRIPTION:Special screening & masterclass session with the cast and production team of the groundbreaking series\nThe German Film Office is pleased to present a special screening and masterclass session with the cast and production team of the groundbreaking series Sam – A Saxon based on the incredible true story of Samuel Njankouo Meffire\, East Germany’s first Black policeman. The event will highlight the groundbreaking impact the series has had on the Afro-German and Black communities in Germany\, and the opportunities it sets out to create for underrepresented and underserved voices in the industry. \nThe seven-part series available to stream exclusively on Hulu follows Sam (Malick Bauer) who joins the police force after his father’s murder. After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989\, he becomes the face of an anti-racism campaign and a media sensation\, catapulting him into a newly formed police squad with the mission to squash the rising tide of neo-Nazis in the post-communist East. His fame and success as a Nazi hunter are not appreciated by everyone. As his journey takes a dark turn\, he finds himself framed as an internationally wanted criminal and branded Germany’s ‘public enemy number one’. \nThrough Sam’s eyes\, the series allows audiences to experience his fight for recognition\, justice\, and a place to call home in the wild years following German reunification. \nSam – A Saxon combines an outstanding and diverse team both behind and in front of the camera\, with the following cast and crew members confirmed to appear at the Goethe-Institut New York: Samuel Meffire; lead actor Malick Bauer (as Sam Meffire); actor Ivy Quainoo (as Jenny); actor Paula Essam Baumert (as Sabine); creator\, showrunner\, head writer\, and executive producer Jörg Winger; creator\, actor\, and executive producer Tyron Ricketts; and creator\, head writer\, executive producer Chris Silber. A masterclass session\, moderated by Alexis Clark\, Assistant Professor at the Columbia School of Journalism\, will follow a screening of the series’ first two episodes. \nPresented by:\nPresented in collaboration with Black German Heritage and Research Association\, Columbia University School of Journalism\, and Big Window Productions\, a label of UFA Fiction.
URL:https://uaruhrfellowships.org/event/goethe-institut-film-screening-sam-a-saxon/
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