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Alex Gallo (HKS '08), Deputy Director of the Combating Terrorism Center ...
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Alex Gallo (HKS '08), Deputy Director of the Combating Terrorism Center and an instructor in the Department of Social Sciences at West Point, discusses the 'Arab Spring,' the power of narrative, as well as leadership lessons learned from both the military and Harvard Kennedy School.
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In election year 2012, the U.S. Congress will be considering a new Farm ...
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In election year 2012, the U.S. Congress will be considering a new Farm Bill, the government's primary means of setting food and agriculture policy. The current Farm Bill has been criticized by public health experts for subsidizing crops used in ingredients -- such as high-fructose corn syrup -- in unhealthy foods. At the same time, the bill helps fund food assistance programs in the U.S., making food -- healthy or otherwise -- more affordable for many Americans. Amid calls for federal budget cuts, this Forum webcast focused on the implications for feeding the nation when politics, economics and nutrition collide.
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In the late 90s, Broadway Housing Communities began incorporating art an...
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In the late 90s, Broadway Housing Communities began incorporating art and arts education into its supportive housing model. Fast forward to its new Sugar Hill project, a green model, affordable housing, educational and cultural arts mixed-use development on the boundary of Harlem's historic Sugar Hill. Combined with permanent, rent-stabilized affordable housing, The Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling plays a key role in this comprehensive community revitalization effort. In addition to galleries, workshops, a library, and courtyard spaces, this museum will include pieces by children, in concert with works from renowned artists, to deeply connect young museum-goers to the value of their own artistic exploration. A licensed early education childhood center and an afterschool program will host museum-based early childhood education. The speakers will discuss integral components in designing this dynamic tenant community to help build stability and productivity among the residents and in the community.
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Speakers:
Rick Fienberg, S&T editor emeritus
Dennis di Cicco, S&T senior e...
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Speakers:
Rick Fienberg, S&T editor emeritus
Dennis di Cicco, S&T senior editor
Bob Naeye, S&T editor in chief
Happy accidents do happen! It began in 1929 as a four-page flyer, "The
Amateur Astronomer." Six years later it grew into "The Sky." In 1939, facing
difficult financial times, it joined forces with "The Telescope," a journal
published at the Harvard College Observatory, and became the most popular
magazine of modern-day astronomy, "Sky & Telescope." This event celebrates
the 70th anniversary of this iconic publication where amateurs and
professionals present their latest accomplishments and discoveries to the
world.
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OCWC Global 2011: Inaugural Awards for OpenCourseWare Excellence. Presen...
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OCWC Global 2011: Inaugural Awards for OpenCourseWare Excellence. Presentation of the inaugural Award for OpenCourseWare Excellence. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Cite as: MIT OEIT. (2011). MIT's Institutional Decision to do OpenCourseWare. Retrieved from MIT TechTV Web site: http://techtv.mit...
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