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Science reporter, producer Kendra Pierre-Louis to speak in 'All We Can Save' series - Vimarsana News

Science reporter, producer Kendra Pierre-Louis to speak in 'All We Can Save' series

Journalist will speak at KU series March 29

Source: ku.edu
Science reporter, producer Kendra Pierre-Louis to speak in 'All We Can Save' series - Vimarsana News

Science reporter, producer Kendra Pierre-Louis to speak in 'All We Can Save' series

Journalist will speak at KU series March 29

Source: ku.edu
Health Humanities and Arts Research Collaborative awards seed grants to 3 interdisciplinary, interprofessional research teams - Vimarsana News

Health Humanities and Arts Research Collaborative awards seed grants to 3 interdisciplinary, interprofessional research teams

KU research combines health, communication disciplines

Source: ku.edu
Health Humanities and Arts Research Collaborative awards seed grants to 3 interdisciplinary, interprofessional research teams - Vimarsana News

Health Humanities and Arts Research Collaborative awards seed grants to 3 interdisciplinary, interprofessional research teams

KU research combines health, communication disciplines

Source: ku.edu
Collaborative series shines light on many voices addressing climate solutions - Vimarsana News

Collaborative series shines light on many voices addressing climate solutions

Thu, 02/25/2021 LAWRENCE – A University of Kansas spring program series will feature contributors to the 2020 book “All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis.” Each event will feature dialogue across study and practice and compel attendees to think about climate in both contemporary terms and historical context, recognizing that climate change disproportionately affects minority and low-income communities.  The first event will feature artist Favianna Rodriguez in conversation with artist Imani Wadud, doctoral student in American studies, at 12:30 p.m. Wedne...

Source: ku.edu