Fri, Feb 10
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at CourseHorse Experiences - 00000
Join CourseHorse for our one-hour special virtual trivia night! Test your knowledge across a wide range of topics including music, movies, pop culture, history, sports, frozen foods, dog breeds, Seinfeld characters, ice cream flavors and many other surprises... How this will work: This will take place live over a Zoom conference. You will either...
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Friday Feb 10th, 8pm - 9pm Eastern Time
at 92nd Street Y -
While Judaism is undeniably pro-life, Jewish tradition has for thousands of years seen a pregnant person’s life as invaluable and permitted abortion in many cases. In three sessions, we will explore the Jewish legal texts and recent Jewish feminist scholarship that address this timely issue.
While Judaism is undeniably pro-life, Jewish tradition...
Read moreMonday Mar 13th, 1pm - 2:15pm Eastern Time
(3 sessions)
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at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research -
The Political Economy of Climate Change: From Green Planning to Climate Colonialism Climate is now on everyone’s agenda: in the minds of some, the cause of all causes, and the movement of all movements. As it has burst across public attention, we have everywhere Green New Deals, eco-socialists, great transformations, just transitions—a constellation...
The Political Economy of Climate Change: From Green...
Read moreSunday Mar 12th, 2pm - 5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research -
When Robert Hooke discovered the cell in 1665, modern science acquired an enduring metaphor: the cell as the building block of life. Since then, cell theory has evolved three central tenets: the cell is the basic unit of life, all living organisms are composed of cells, and all cells come from other cells. But cells themselves have also come to be...
When Robert Hooke discovered the cell in 1665, modern...
Read moreTuesday Mar 14th, 6:30pm - 9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research -
Sexual desire—ancient Greek eros—is fundamental to the philosophical dialogues of Plato and the lyric poetry of Sappho, as well as to Michel Foucault’s genealogy of the modern self. Both Plato and Sappho begin with contemporary ideas of eros as madness, even as they also argue for the centrality of eros to new forms of self-knowledge and...
Sexual desire—ancient Greek eros—is fundamental...
Read moreWednesday Mar 8th, 6:30pm - 9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
at New York Botanical Garden -
This class will take place online. Registered students will receive login instructions. Explore theories, traditions, and principles that have shaped the design of landscapes from antiquity to the present, through visual presentations, assigned readings, projects, and classroom discussion. Please note that the final essay for this class emphasizes...
This class will take place online. Registered students...
Read moreMonday Mar 20th, 6:15pm - 9:15pm Eastern Time
(9 sessions)
at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research -
What is poetry, and what is it good for? Today, poetry is often pronounced dead. Yet at the same time, we remain, to cite the New York Times, “poetry curious.” We sense, as Aimé Césaire sensed, that poetry encompasses some “greater feeling” that goes uncaptured by scientific classification and explanation. For Audre Lorde, poetry is...
What is poetry, and what is it good for? Today, poetry...
Read moreMonday Apr 10th, 6:30pm - 9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research -
Pornography is one of humanity’s oldest, and most enduring artifacts. Variously celebrated and demonized, it has decorated sumptuous palaces and been furtively sold under pain of arrest. In the modern United States, it is kept studiously out of sight, and yet is simultaneously omnipresent and accessible in its most explicit forms with a simple click...
Pornography is one of humanity’s oldest, and most...
Read moreThursday Apr 13th, 6:30pm - 9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Do you love animals...especially dogs? Learn how to make extra money after school or work by watching dogs or other pets, usually in the pet's home. You will learn about feeding, watering, and exercising pets, how to make a good impression as well as what questions to ask when interviewing for a pet sitting job, and what to do when a dog...
Do you love animals...especially dogs? Learn...
Read moreFriday Mar 10th, 4pm - 6pm Pacific Time
at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research -
Happiness and Capitalism: Work, Wealth, and Misery “No society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which the far greater part of the members are poor and miserable.” So observed the “father” of political economy, Adam Smith, in his classic The Wealth of Nations. Nearly 250 years later, Smith’s self-appointed children, secure in economics...
Happiness and Capitalism: Work, Wealth, and Misery...
Read moreSunday Mar 12th, 2pm - 5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
The Chicago Botanic Garden’s online tour is a virtual experience you can take anywhere! Anderson Japanese Gardens is one of the highest quality Japanese gardens in North America. Join Tim Gruner, garden curator, in an exploration of the Garden’s history, patterns, and rhythms of nature that inspire Japanese garden design, and the reason so...
The Chicago Botanic Garden’s online tour is a virtual...
Read moreThursday Feb 16th, 6:30pm - 7:30pm Central Time
at New York Botanical Garden -
Discover the fascinating traits that most frogs, toads, and salamanders share-such as having thin, smooth skins through which they can breathe-as well as what makes them unique. You'll pick up tips to identify local species by sight and/or sound and use case studies to learn more about their life history, ecology, and conservation.
Discover the fascinating traits that most frogs,...
Read moreTuesday Feb 28th, 6pm - 8pm Eastern Time
(2 sessions)
at New York Botanical Garden -
This class will take place online. Registered students will receive login instructions. Take a deep dive into herbal medicine in this engaging, interactive series. Through live demonstrations and hands-on activities, Herbalist Karine Gordineer will show you how to properly infuse, blend, and decoct as you create your own herbal apothecary that will...
This class will take place online. Registered students...
Read moreWednesday Feb 15th, 6pm - 8:45pm Eastern Time
(8 sessions)
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at Writing Pad -
Have you ever thought about turning your life’s trials and tribulations into a NY Times bestseller? In this five-week Online Memoir Writing Workshop, Erika Schickel (2 Memoirs, LA Times) will share her secrets for turning your life’s twists and turns into lively drama! Her fun, all new in-class exercises will help you infuse your most fascinating...
Have you ever thought about turning your life’s...
Read moreWednesday Mar 1st, 5pm - 8pm Pacific Time
(5 sessions)
at 92nd Street Y -
This 4-part series will introduce participants to the various ways in which dance/movement therapy can be used for social change. Students will get a brief overview of the history of activism in dance/movement therapy through mental health policy, research, and performance. Participants will also engage in embodying their vision of social change....
This 4-part series will introduce participants to...
Read moreMonday May 8th, 7pm - 9pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
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