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Haman Mpadire's KUMBE Dance Workshop at Reid Hall blended movement, cultural exploration, and self-discovery, drawing on Busoga traditions to create an inclusive space for participants to connect with their bodies and histories.
The Maison des Femmes in Saint-Denis is a resource for women in situations of precarity and violence. The Columbia Global Paris Center looks forward to future collaborations, such as training workshops and public events.
In an article for the UN Chronicle, Anna Stavychenko discusses the 1991 Project’s activities, including the creation of a digital archive for Ukrainian musical scores and the promotion of Ukrainian music globally.
The full-scale invasion of Ukrainian has had a devastating effect on classical music. Russia has strategically targeted of Ukraine's cultural identity, with over 130 cultural figures killed and thousands of cultural sites damaged or destroyed since the war's escalation in 2022. Anna Stavychenko, a Ukrainian musicologist.
The Athens Center continues its events with an engaging panel discussion on migration policy.
The series brought together distinguished diplomats who shared their expertise and reflections on the shifting geopolitical landscape.
The Center donated copies of two books: No Huiré de la Lluvia by Carla Guelfenbein and the centenary edition of Gabriela Mistral’s Desolación.
Over 80 Columbia graduates attended the gathering.
Columbia scholars discuss how Rio can lead global urban climate resilience through science-driven policies, partnerships, and innovation.
The book, published in partnership with CEBRI, serves as a guide for global and local leaders on different urban climate-related challenges.
For developing nations, what critical role do lawyers play in ensuring the success of large infrastructure projects?
Climate Hub showcases leadership in urban climate resilience and adaptation by bringing scientific and practical knowledge to the stage.
How our partnership with Columbia and regional institutions is driving innovative solutions for Africa’s climate, urban, and conflict challenges.
Until January 2025, the Reid Hall Caféothèque invites visitors to immerse themselves in the delicate world of watercolor paintings by Delphine D. Garcia.
On November 19, 2024, a panel of experts convened for the event Evening in America: Global Perspectives on the U.S. Election Results, at Columbia University in the City of New York.