Join SEAL to learn more about your organization's constitution and how you can continue to make improvements! Hosted by: Student Engagement & Leadership (SEAL) Additional Information can be found at: … Continue Reading SEAL Constitution Workshops

Filmmaker Lydia Dean Pilcher tackles the intersection of climate change and the entertainment industry in her collaborations with Hollywood studios, unions, and guilds. Her focus is clean energy innovation, and … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Keynote: Hollywood and Sustainability – How Stories Shape Us and Our Future

Learn about environmental justice and interactive media making, as well as strategies for community engagement, with Visua and Media Arts Associate Professor Paul Turano. 

In this two-part workshop, Kristy Drutman of EcoTok Collective and Samantha Silveira '22 will talk about the Green Jobs Board, what jobs are available in "green" industries for people who … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability: Finding, Getting, and Keeping a Green Job

Many Emersonians work in or near government agencies, from local to international, but we don’t always get to hear from them. In this panel we’ll hear alumni talk about their … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Alumni Panel: Navigating Government and Sustainability

Join students, faculty and alumni as we take a break from Teach-In events for food, refreshments, and meaningful (but informal) conversations. We will host an open mic where students can … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability: Sustainable Soireé and Open Mic

Mary Elizabeth Hamilton's 16 Winters, or The Bear’s Tale, directed by Aneesha Kudtarkar, takes place during the 16-year gap between acts one and two of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale. After being condemned … Continue Reading Emerson Stage NewFest: ’16 Winters, or the Bear’s Tale’

Calling Emerson International Students and New Alumni! Back by popular demand, REAL TALK with International Emerson Alumni in the U.S. is back this spring. We’ll gather to talk about topics … Continue Reading Real Talk: A Conversation with International Alumni in the US

Companies are facing rapidly shifting expectations of consumers and their customers. No longer can they ignore public sentiment on the company's stated position (or silence) on political and environmental/sustainability issues, … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Open Class: Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability

Share your story and make an impact! Join in a participatory story circle activity centering on narratives of environmental justice, and learn how you can get involved in the Engagement … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Story Circles: Transforming Narratives for Environmental Justice

Sunita Puri is a palliative care physician and an author. She works at the University of Massachusetts hospital system, where she is also the author of the New York Times … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability: Talking Compassionately About Suffering at Life’s End

Emerson College Baseball vs Framingham State University Streaming Video: https://web.playsight.com/facility/emerson-college-go/home https://emersonlions.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=3586&sport_id=1

Homing Instinct is a 28-minute climate film installation made by Lydia Pilcher, based on a short story by Dani McClain from the anthology, Octavia's Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Gallery Film Talk: ‘Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movements’

In this session, part of Professor Nejem Raheem's Behavioral Economics class, you will learn about the Feldenkrais Method, a type of bodywork which helps to realign not just muscles, but … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Open Class: Behavioral Economics and Feldenkrais Workshop

Emerson College Men's Volleyball at Lasell University https://emersonlions.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=3573&sport_id=8

The 24-Hour Play Festival offers writers, directors, and actors an opportunity to explore the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the lens of theatre. They will write, direct, and produce … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability 24-Hour Plays: Sustainability from a Theatrical Voice

Mary Elizabeth Hamilton's 16 Winters, or The Bear’s Tale, directed by Aneesha Kudtarkar, takes place during the 16-year gap between acts one and two of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale. After being condemned … Continue Reading Emerson Stage NewFest: ’16 Winters, or the Bear’s Tale’

Stop by Piano Row 240 (Healing & Advocacy) to visit with Truman the friendly beagle.  Hosted by: Healing & Advocacy Collective Additional Information can be found at: https://emconnect.emerson.edu/event/9822636

The Climate Lens Workshop allows writers to start seeing any modern story through a Climate Lens in a supportive, fun, and creative environment. In our core one-hour workshop, writers investigate … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability: Climate Lens Workshop with Good Energy

This panel discussion with staff from Student Accessibility Services and students from Access: Disability Student Union is an opportunity to hear stories/experiences with accessibility and inclusion at Emerson and beyond. … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Open Class: Autism, Inclusion, and the UN Sustainability Goals

Healing Workshop Series: Moment of Rest with Rest Yoga Join us to take a pause for a moment of rest with rest yoga. All bodies welcome, no experience needed, materials … Continue Reading Moment of Rest: Rest Yoga

Join us for arts and crafts every Wednesday January 31 - March 20 from 4-5pm in the Beard Room, 202 Piano Row. Listen to music, make your own craft, and … Continue Reading Healing Workshop Series

Meet a group of Emerson alums whose jobs all relate to sustainability in one way or another. From news reporting to sustainability marketing for Google, from science writing to podcasting, … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability Alumni Panel: Fresh Perspectives on the Business of Sustainability

Come watch films focusing on how climate change is affecting the developing world and the part filmmakers play in amplifying issues of the indigenous people world over. Followed by a … Continue Reading Teach-In on Sustainability: Cinema’s Eye on Climate Change

Mary Elizabeth Hamilton's 16 Winters, or The Bear’s Tale, directed by Aneesha Kudtarkar, takes place during the 16-year gap between acts one and two of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale. After being condemned … Continue Reading Emerson Stage NewFest: ’16 Winters, or the Bear’s Tale’

Curated by Lisa Simmons, MA '17, founder/president of The Color of Film Collaborative (TCOF), this program celebrates the rich cultural tapestry of Indigenous communities around the world. The program features … Continue Reading Sacred Nations: Short Films by Contemporary Indigenous Storytellers

Rally tells the story of controversial, but undeniably influential, political activist Rose Pak. After fleeing the Cultural Revolution with her family, then growing up in Macau, Pak came to the … Continue Reading Projecting Connections: ‘Rally’

The Emmy Award-winning documentary Dawnland tells the story of indigenous child removal, in which the stakes of family separation policy are no less than cultural survival. Go behind the scenes … Continue Reading Shared Stories: ‘Dawnland’

Emerson College Men's Lacrosse vs Kean University https://emersonlions.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=3624&sport_id=5

Emerson College Softball vs Penn State Altoona https://emersonlions.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=3681&sport_id=9

Emerson College Women's Tennis vs Aquinas College https://emersonlions.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=3652&sport_id=14

Emerson College Softball vs University of Saint Joseph https://emersonlions.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=3683&sport_id=9