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Join us for an evening of language and cultural exchange between Pitt language learners and international students. Free pizza and drinks will be provided.

Join us for an evening of language and cultural exchange between Pitt language learners and international students. Free Pizza and Drinks will be provided.

On the eve of the Pittsburgh Global Town Hall hosted by the University of Pittsburgh, Global Voice, World Workable Trust, and the Heinrich Böll Foundation, the University Center for International Studies will host a workshop and town hall discussion specifically for area middle and high school students. The goal is to focus on the concerns of the next generation of globally-minded citizens, while exploring avenues for climate activism. How do you turn local activism into global reform? What role do the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) play in these discussions?

Student Luncheon with Poet Takako Arai. She will talk about her creative process, background and poetry. Conversations will take place in Japanese and English. Light lunch will be served.

Join us for an evening of language and cultural exchange between Pitt students and International students.

Join a select group of early career scholars and international senior faculty to engage in a series of presentations, panel discussions, and workshops on the transformation of academic research into new pedagogy focused thematically on science, technology, and medicine in Chinese Studies. Presentation and panel discussions are open to the public with opportunities for engaged discussion. This is the first of an annual series of thematic seminars organized under the auspices of the Summer Institute for Chinese Studies at the University of Pittsburgh.

Learn how to make beautiful palm and floral offerings in the traditional Balinese style with expert artisan Ida Ayu Kumalayoni. A brief lecture on offerings in Bali will be followed by a hands-on workshop.
Event is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact asia@pitt.edu.