International Colloquium “Las ciudades frente a los nuevos gobiernos de derecha” · Event Summary
Michael Cohen attended a Colloquium in Mexico City from March 17-19, 2025, entitled, “Las ciudades frente a los nuevos gobiernos de derecha”, (Cities Confronting New Governments of the Right”), organized by URBS.TIC, UNAM, and UAM. The event was attended by an...
LATIN AMERICA ON THE MOVE: TWO PANELS · Event Summary
Latin America on the Move: Two PanelsContinental Governance and the Impact of the US 2024 Elections on Latin America May 2, 2024, The New School, New York, This event was jointly organized by the Observatory on Latin America OLA together with faculty from the...
UPDATE ON U.S. – CUBA RELATIONS IN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD LECTURE · EVENT SUMMARY
Presentation by Ambassador Ernesto Soberón Guzmán, Permanent Representative of Cuba to the United Nations, April 5, 2024, at The New School in New York. The topic of Ambassador Soberón’s presentation was “An Update on U.S.-Cuba Relations in a Multi-Polar World”. This...
LATIN AMERICA IN A MULTI-POLAR WORLD · EVENT SUMMARY
November 15-16, 2023The New SchoolNew York The Observatory on Latin America of The New School, together with Universidad Torcuato di Tella from Buenos Aires, the Colegio de Mexico from Mexico City, and the Universidad de los Andes from Bogota, organized a two-day...
EVENT SUMMARY · Film Screening: Iran #3037: Political Sexual Violence Under the Dictatorship
On October 13, 2022, the Observatory on Latin America and the Schools of Public Engagement hosted the screening of the filmed theater piece titled Iran 3037, which is the address of a clandestine torture center that operated during Pinochet’s “civic-military”...
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Book Launch · The Tao of K-drama: Wise Narratives for a Troubled World
Wolff Conference Room 6 East 16th Street, New York, NY, United StatesThe inaugural volume in the Narrative Medicine series, The Tao of K-Drama is both scholarly and deeply personal. Drawing on Fullilove's work in community psychiatry and her lived experience as an African American woman, the book makes a compelling case for popular storytelling as a form of narrative medicine