
Teach-In Explores Using Data to Lift Communities
How can researchers use data to give communities voice and how can they prevent harm when collecting them?
How can researchers use data to give communities voice and how can they prevent harm when collecting them?
This year’s Teach-In leveraged the expertise of Emerson faculty and staff, as well as guest scholars who reflected on racial inequities, community building, and how to effect change in small and big ways
Lin described the two levels of producing as overseeing the project from “30,000 feet up” or being on the ground-level “making things happen”.
Boston has had three poet laureates, and all three have been Emerson alums or professors.
The transformative gift, from an Emerson parent, will help support the next generation of arts and communication leaders.
The duo got their roles after director Lonny Price spoke on campus, and invited the class to an in-person audition.
The program offers writing workshops, college application coaching, and a potential pathway to and Emerson education.
When Ilana Grollman’s mother passed away in 2022, she addressed her grief by taking photos of places where her mother lived.
There will be eight individual sessions during the two-day event.
The multi-year collaboration includes performances, competitions, classroom visits from experts, and more.