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Brown University Awards 2M Grant to Digitize African Poetry

Culture · 05/31/2025

Brown University Awards 2M Grant to Digitize African Poetry

Brown University received a $2 million grant to establish a digital portal for African poetry, integrating fragmented resources and using innovative technologies to 'livingly preserve' oral traditions. The project aims to reshape African narratives, challenge Western intellectual hegemony, promote cultural exchange and global understanding, and build a more just world. The portal will provide access to a wide range of materials, fostering scholarship and appreciation for the rich and diverse landscape of African poetry.

Mesa Showcases Rich History and Cultural Diversity

Travel · 08/13/2025

Mesa Showcases Rich History and Cultural Diversity

Mesa is a city in eastern Arizona with a rich history and culture. The Mesa Grande Cultural Park showcases the ancient Hohokam civilization, while the Arizona Museum of Natural History and the I.d.e.a. Museum each offer unique exhibits. The Mesa Arts Center serves as the cultural hub, presenting a diverse array of artistic activities for both residents and visitors.

US Universities Adopt Mexican Day of the Dead to Promote Diversity

Culture · 10/14/2024

US Universities Adopt Mexican Day of the Dead to Promote Diversity

American university campuses are fostering cultural diversity and inclusion by hosting Day of the Dead celebrations. Universities like Clemson, Northern Colorado, and North Alabama are using music, film, food, dance, and altar displays to introduce students to Mexican culture, strengthen cultural identity, and promote intercultural exchange. These events help build a harmonious and diverse campus community by providing opportunities for students to learn about and experience a significant cultural tradition, fostering understanding and appreciation for different perspectives.