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Malak Matar is a 20-year old woman artist from the Gaza Strip, Palestine currently studying in Istanbul, Turkey. Her artwork has been featured in individual and group exhibitions in Jerusalem, France, Spain, Costa Rica, India, and in the Art Under Siege exhibit held in the Rayburn House Office Building, US House of Representatives, Washington, DC. Malak Matar […]
Bodies, Borders and Bridges is a multimedia interdisciplinary exhibition inspired by the institute’s theme. It builds upon Children, an exhibition organized by Artists Unified Against Family Separation and curated by Brian Alves with conceptual curatorial advising and installation assistance by Mica Lin-Alves and Rayza Carrasco. Artwork will be on display until May 1st. 2020 Bodies, […]
An opportunity to listen to eight colleagues from four schools who participated in the Association of Interdisciplinary Studies Annual Conference in Amsterdam in October 2019. An opportunity to listen to eight colleagues from four schools who participated in the Association of Interdisciplinary Studies Annual Conference in Amsterdam in October 2019. Free
Join the webinar for a roundtable conversation among seven artists as they discuss how they use art to cope with and respond to the global pandemic. Learn More Join the webinar for a roundtable conversation among seven artists as they discuss how they use art to cope with and respond to the global pandemic. Learn […]
The Institute collaborated with the McQuade Library to plan an antiracism resource review panel. The panel featured Merrimack staff, faculty, and alumni who discussed what got them started, or kept them going, on their antiracism journey. The event, co-sponsored by the President’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiative continued off the momentum from the Unity and […]
The Interdisciplinary Institute along with the Social Justice Program and the Political Science Department are sponsoring the first National Issues Forum on Structural Racism and the Case for Reparations. We will open the forum with an overview of the concept and history of structural racism and an account of this structure in the South. This […]
A panel will discuss current health disparities in the US, the impact of the Affordable Care Act, and options before the Biden Administration. Join Zoom Webinar Freeli
This panel will discuss the current state of the Anthropocene, global, and national policy options to address a degrading environment. Discussants will specifically address the ‘green new deal’ alternatives and the impact these policies may have on climate change and global and national economies and those most vulnerable to adverse climate events. Join Zoom Webinar […]
As part of the College’s short-term study abroad program, the students learned about the unique geology of the Nordic country, including its black sand beaches and towering glaciers, during a week in August.
