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Únase a nosotros para una mesa redonda virtual con cuatro líderes comunitarios locales y regionales que discutirán las formas en que su trabajo es impulsado por la experiencia migrante. Los panelistas incluyen: Esmeralda Hoscoy, Director Regional, Caridades Católicas de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York; Professora Vanessa Merton, Supervisora de la Facultad, Clínica de Justicia de

Únase a nosotros para el tercero de nuestra serie con artistas mexicanos contemporáneos que están dejando su huella en la escena internacional. Javier Marín (b. 1962) es uno de los artistas más influyentes y controvertidos que trabajan en México en la actualidad, con una amplia obra desarrollada a lo largo de 35 años, reconocida consistentemente

Únase a Dr. Melissa Castillo Planas, autora de A Mexican State of Mind: New York City and the New Borderlands of Culture, junto a MCs mexicanos Juan Carlos Romero y Audry Funk para una discusión virtual sobre la creatividad mexicana en la ciudad de Nueva York. El libro explora las vidas culturales y creativas de

¿Sabías que hay 88 constelaciones oficiales? Las personas que formaron estas constelaciones hace cientos, o incluso miles, de años no eran más inteligentes ni más imaginativas que tú. ¿Quieres intentar hacer el tuyo propio? ¡Nos tomaremos unos minutos durante cada espectáculo de este mes para pedirle que nos muestre las constelaciones que le gustaría ver

Bardis Vakili, attorney at the ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties (ACLU-SDIC), will discuss the current situation at the southern border, based on his experience working on the California-Mexico frontier. He will focus on border and immigration policy and how it has shifted over the years, as well as the human impact of those

Join Dr. Melissa Castillo Planas, author of A Mexican State of Mind: New York City and the New Borderlands of Culture, alongside Mexican MCs Juan Carlos Romero and Audry Funk for a virtual discussion on Mexican creativity in New York City. The book explores the cultural and creative lives of the largely young undocumented Mexican

Join us for a virtual roundtable with four local and regional community leaders who will discuss the ways in which their work is driven by the migrant experience. Panelists include: Esmeralda Hoscoy, Regional Director, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York; Professor Vanessa Merton, Faculty Supervisor, Immigration Justice Clinic of the Elisabeth Haub School

Create a passport for your ideal country! Design and draw your national emblem in this hands-on workshop and learn about passports and how these documents confer identity and help us travel to other countries. Designed by Teaching Artist-in-Residence Erika Harrsch and facilitated outdoors with the help of our Junior Docents. Materials and instructions provided. This

Celebrate Earth Day and join us for in-person, hands-on science workshops in the HRM Courtyard! This year’s theme is “Restore Our Earth”—undoing damage, preventing more harm, and securing a sustainable future. One way to boost the health of our ecosystem is to take care of the animals that move through the Hudson River watershed—as migrants.

In 2009, Teaching Artist-in-Residence Erika Harrsch created United States of North America, an interactive installation whose centerpiece is a fictitious passport that joins the three continental NAFTA members—Canada, USA, and Mexico—under the emblem of the monarch butterfly and in a unified realm, absent of geopolitical borders. This piece expands boundaries, questions the concept of nations,