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During this time of uncertainty and isolation, find solace in digital opportunitiesÌýto connect, share, and engage. Each week, we will share upcoming events that bring the UW, and the greater community, together online.Ìý

Many of these online opportunities are streamed through Zoom. All ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®faculty, staff, and students have access toÌý.Ìý


Best Seat in the House

May 12 | Online streaming

Each week theÌýDepartment of Dance will be featuring one or two dance films or performance footage that faculty have been involved with. Check Ìýevery TuesdayÌýto see the next video that you can watch from home.

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In Plain Sight Film Series: L’Appel à la Danse (The Call of Dance)

May 13, 7:30 – 9:00 PMÌý| Online screening

A part of The Henry‘s In Plain Sight Film Series, The Call of DanceÌýis a raw, immersive collection of moments in modern Senegalese dance that captures the complexity of this new era of multiplicity. In Senegal, traditional dance forms preserved for generations mix with modern dance influences from around the world. The interaction between tradition and globalization, catalyzed by creative young dancers, fuels an intense new cultural context for artistic expression, and createsÌýa sensory and philosophical journey through the Senegal of today.

Tickets are $0 – $25Ìý|Ìý


Silent Reading Party

May 13, 6:00 PM | Online streaming

Department of Dance Music Director Paul Moore has taken a lead role in the Stranger’s reading parties, as their resident musician. Moore plays exquisitely soft piano music for you and everyone else in the party—everything from Erik Satie to Radiohead to Duke Ellington. Take a look at actor and SNL alum Julia Sweeney‘s (BA, International Studies, ’82) , where she praises Moore’s work . . . twice!

Choose your price |Ìý


Drop-In Session: A Yoga Practice for Restful Sleep

May 18, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM | Online via Zoom

The Center for Child & Family Well-BeingÌýis offering weekly drop-in meditation sessions. This week, Robyn Long (MA, E-RYT) addresses the continual changes and uncertainty in our lives because of COVID-19 that have made it challenging for many of us to have restful sleep. In this session, participants will experience a gentle yoga sequence with postures that can soothe the nervous system and promote relaxation. At the end of the session, there will be a brief guided meditation. This session is based on the teachings of Sir Desikachar, who emphasized individualizing yoga to each person’s unique needs.

Free with registrationÌý|

 


Labor On-line: Virtual seminar Series, Spring 2020

Tuesdays at 1:15 PM and Wednesdays at 6:00 PM

This Spring,ÌýHarry Bridges Center for Labor StudiesÌýhosts two weekly online seminars with a wide range of labor scholars and activists. These sessions are free and open to the public.

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UpcomingÌýÌýseminars:
Hosted by theÌýÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Tacoma Labor Solidarity Project

May 13 – How to Organize to Win: Nonviolent Direct Action in Historical Perspective
6:00 PM | Zoom:Ìý
Presented by: Professor Michael Honey, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Tacoma

May 20 – The Evisceration of Civil Rights in the American Workplace
6:00 PM | Zoom:Ìý
Presented by: Professor Michael McCann, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Political Science

 

UpcomingÌýÌýseminar:
Hosted by Labor Studies faculty at ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Bothell

May 12 –ÌýSocial Movement Unionism from the Grassroots
1:30 PM | Zoom:Ìý
Presented by: Dan Berger, Professor, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Bothell

May 19 – Organizing LGBT Women
1:30 PM | Zoom:Ìý
Presented by: Debbie Carlsen, Director LGBTQ Allyship, & Ching-in Chen, Professor, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Bothell


Meany Center Curtain Speeches

Ongoing | Meany Center and

Meany Center Executive and Artistic Director Michelle Witt prepares short curtain speeches from her home piano bench to introduce artists on the night they would have performed at Meany Hall’s Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Theater. In addition to the speech, in the video description there’s a list of links to online content by and about the artists, for viewers to explore:

Past Curtain Speeches: ÌýÌýÌýÌýÌý

  • March 24 –Ìý
  • March 26 –Ìý
  • April 2 –
  • April 23 –Ìý
  • April 29 –Ìý
  • May 2 –Ìý
  • May 7 – Step Afrika!

Upcoming Curtain Speeches:

  • May 18 – David Finckel & Wu Han with Philip Setzer

#BurkeFromHome Trivia Night

Every Friday, 7:00 PMÌý|ÌýVirtual Event

Join the Burke Museum online on Fridays at 7 PM for #BurkeFromHome Trivia. The popular Burke Trivia Night is back—this time online to practice social distancing while having loads of fun! Get your nerd on with natural history and culture-themed trivia.

BYOB, snacks, and slippers!

Free, please register for accessÌý|


Looking for more?

Check out UWAA’s Stronger Together web page forÌýmore digital engagement opportunities.