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Apr9Forging the Way Forward: Economic and Social Rights as a Platform for Human Rights PragmatismThe Dodd Center for Human Rights4:00 PM
Join us as Professor Shareen Hertel delivers the innaugural lecture of the Wiktor Osiatyński Chair in Human Rights, honoring the monumental legacy of the Polish demoracy and human rights champion and continuing the pursuit of dignity and equality for all.
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Apr9Health Equity in Action: A Keynote with Ayesha ClarkeStorrs Hall5:30 PM
Join SHaW and the AACC in celebrating CT Health Equity Week with a keynote from Ayesha Clarke, Director of Health Equity Solutions, who will share the story behind the movement to codify Health Equity Week into law and why this recognition matters.
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Apr9How the North End of Hartford Became an African American CommunityConnecticut Museum of Culture and History, 1 Elizabeth St., Hartford, CT6:00 PM
On April 9, Professor Fiona Vernal will give a presentation that addresses how and when the North End became a Black community. What kind of stories did the community tell about themselves ? And why does it matter for how we think about Hartford today?
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Apr10Humanities Undergraduate Research SymposiumHomer Babbidge LibraryALL DAY
The fifth-annual student-run Humanities Undergraduate Research Symposium (HURS) will take place on April 10th, 2025 from 9:00am–5:30pm in the Humanities Institute Conference Room (Homer Babbidge Library, 4th floor).