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When Charmaine Minniefield found herself quarantined in Gambia because of the pandemic, she decided to use her time in the West African country researching what she calls her “ancestral memory.”Her research led her to create seven self portraits that reflect a tradition whose cultural origins, she said, predate North American slavery and which took many forms—some practiced by enslaved people

/PRNewswire/ -- On Sunday, August 28, a series of public events will take place to celebrate the exhibition "Indigo Prayer: A Creation Story" and the launch of...

Two events at Emory’s Michael C. Carlos Museum on Sunday, Aug. 28, will mark the closing of the “Indigo Prayers: A Creation Story” exhibition and launch the Praise House Project at Emory.

Carlos Museum plans events to mark end of Indigo Prayers exhibit, launch of Praise House Project

Through a week spent visiting sacred sites on campus and in Atlanta, participants in the Welcoming Interfaith and Spiritual Exploration program made friends who stayed close throughout the academic year. Registration for the next cohort is now open.

From volunteering as an interpreter to mentoring first-generation students and speaking out on others’ behalf, this year’s graduate Brittain Award recipient My Nguyen drives positive change in everything she does.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Emory Neurophysiologic Institute (EM-NPI) was founded in 2012 by Hamlin Emory, M.D. to advance the field of clinical neuroscience. The work...

Sustainability news from the Emory News Center

Expected to open in December 2022 on North Decatur Road, the Emory Interfaith Center will offer space for students to practice their traditions and serve as a community hub for dialogue and understanding.

Expected to open in December 2022 on North Decatur Road, the Emory Interfaith Center will offer space for students to practice their traditions and serve as a community hub for dialogue and understanding.