*This event has been cancelled.* Are you interested in learning more about wealth inequality in Gainesville? Would you like to talk with other community members about the distribution of wealth […]
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When high-profile artists are accused of sexual misconduct, how should the art world respond? Inspired by CENTURY‘s Chuck Close photograph of Lorna Simpson, and John Berger’s provocative claim that “looking […]
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Elizabeth Currin, Department of Education Currin’s research addresses the “Age of Accountability,” a decades-long period defined by top-down education reforms that position teachers as both the problem and the potential […]
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Wednesday, October 24, 2018 @ 4:00 pm, Keene-Flint 05 Ethics and Education in the Age of Accountability • Jaime Ahlberg (Philosophy) “Disability as Difference: Implications for Educational Justice” Dr. Ahlberg’s […]
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