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March 2025
DASA Workshop
Teachers College is a New York State approved provider of the DASA workshop, which is required for many teaching, administrative, and pupil-personnel certification areas. Our DASA workshops will include a 3 hour self-directed module followed by a 3 hour interactive Zoom session. Zoom Session: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Sunday, February 9, 2025 – 10:00am […]
The Psychedelic Roots of Religion: Past and Future
How have psychedelics shaped religious and spiritual traditions? What role do they play in mystical experiences and personal transformation? Join the Teachers College Interdisciplinary Psychedelic Society (TCIPS) at Teachers College, Columbia University or on Zoom for an engaging and thought-provoking event that brings together spiritual leaders, religious scholars, and psychedelic practitioners to explore the deep […]
Child Abuse Identification and Reporting Workshop
Teachers College is a NYSED-Approved provider of the Child Abuse Identification and Reporting workshop, which is required for many administrative, teaching, and pupil-personnel certification areas. This learning experience will prepare you to recognize signs of child abuse and train you on your legal responsibilities as a mandated reporter. We are providing these workshops through […]
Faith Amid the Ruins: A Conversation with Rev Munther Isaac on “Christ in the Rubble”
Join The Riverside Church for an inspiring evening with Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac, author, theologian, and advocate for justice in the Holy Land, as he discusses his groundbreaking book, Christ in the Rubble. Rev. Isaac, an esteemed Palestinian pastor and biblical scholar, offers a profound perspective on faith, hope, and resilience amidst the devastation of conflict and occupation. In this intimate […]
JTS MFA in Writing: Creating Community for Jewish Writers
Part of our winter learning series, What’s Next? New Ways of Engaging Jewish Sources Monday, March 31, 2024 1:00–2:00 p.m. ET Online The MFA Director will speak about storytelling, moderated by Lisa Springer, Dean of the Division of Lifelong and Professional Studies (DLPS) and Associate Provost for Continuing and Digital Learning In the aftermath of October […]
Who Shall Cross? A Talmudic Reimagining of the Passover Narrative
Part of our winter learning series, What’s Next? New Ways of Engaging Jewish Sources Monday, March 31, 2024 1:00–2:00 p.m. ET Online With Rabbi Jan Uhrbach, Director of the Block / Kolker Center for Spiritual Arts In preparation for your seder, join Rabbi Jan Uhrbach, Director of the Block / Kolker Center for Spiritual Arts, […]
Building Your Financial House: A Blueprint in Times of Crisis
In this timely webinar, you’ll gain invaluable insights from a seasoned financial advisor and coach, and a longtime advocate, both of whom have dedicated their careers to empowering the Black community to build wealth. Discover the foundational steps for managing your money and constructing a more secure financial future. Start with shifting your mindset, releasing […]
Lydia Kallipoliti (GSAPP, ANAcycle), Open House Lecture
Lydia Kallipoliti (GSAPP, ANAcycle), Open House Lecture Event Contact Information: GSAPP Events events@arch.columbia.edu
April 2025
PhD in Urban Planning Lecture: Libby Porter (RMIT)
The 2025 PhD in Urban Planning Lecture, “The Trouble With Land and Housing Justice: Views From a Settler Colony” will be delivered by Libby Porter (RMIT), with a response by Tom Slater (GSAPP). Planning for land and housing in settler colonial cities is structurally ruined. Devised as a regime to spatialise settler-colonialism, urban land-use planning continues to enable dispossession, […]
April Narrative Medicine Rounds with Garth Greenwell
“Small Rain: A Reading and Conversation with Garth Greenwell,” moderated by Nellie Hermann For our April rounds we are thrilled to welcome Garth Greenwell, award-winning author of What Belongs to You and Cleanness, who will be speaking about his most recent novel, Small Rain. In Small Rain, a poet’s life is turned inside out by […]
Artivism: The Role of Music As Artivism As a Means of Conflict Resolution, with Marsha Widyatmodjo
This presentation aims to highlight marginalized perspectives in peace-building, focusing on the Global South’s approach. The Role of Music As Artivism As a Means of Conflict Resolution aims to amplify marginalized and overlooked perspectives in peace-building by introducing the Global South’s approach to this field and focusing on the importance of diverse perspectives in peace-building. […]
King of the North: The History and Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life of Struggle Outside of the South
On the anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s historic speech opposing the Vietnam War (April 4, 1967, at The Riverside Church), join us to celebrate the publication of a major new history of King’s life and struggle outside the South, King of the North. Jeanne Theoharis and Maya Wiley will have an intimate conversation about Civil Rights activism, and how Martin Luther King […]
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