Past Events
Saturday, April 6
FACES OF WO/MEN Film Screening: Short Film Competition
Our Short Film Competition buzzes and hums under the umbrella of the Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival. But we bring a lot of excitement to the Festival season on our own!
Regent Square Theater
Friday, April 5
FACES OF WO/MEN Film Screening: The Chambermaid
Director Lila Avilés's compelling debut follows Eve, who works long hours as a maid at a luxurious hotel in Mexico City.
McConomy Auditorium, CMU
Thursday, April 4
FACES OF WO/MEN Film Screening: Pause
Elpida has reached a critical juncture in her life: menopause.
McConomy Auditorium, CMU
Whose Narrative? Re-examining War Memorials in East Asia and the U.S.
Intended as a workshop to foster critical thinking skills, this program will feature presentations by two scholars who work on similar issues in entirely different parts of the world. Dr.
4130 Posvar
The Human Right to Water:Threats from Privatization in Pittsburgh and the World
Emanuele Lobina, Department of International Business and Economics, University of Greenwich and Public Services International, provides a global look at the forces shaping today's heightened debat
4130 Posvar
Wednesday, April 3
FACES OF WO/MEN Film Screening: My Friend the Polish Girl
MY FRIEND THE POLISH GIRL borrows from cinema verite and video bloggers to create a rare naturalism in style and performance.
Carlow University, Gailliot Center
Tuesday, April 2
Historical Epidemiology and Global Disease Challenges
Historical epidemiology-the study of past disease control interventions and their impacts on the dynamics of disease transmission-holds the promise of creating a more robust and more nuanced founda
Public Health G23 (Public Health Auditorium)
FACES OF WO/MEN Film Screening: Rafiki
The first Kenyan film to screen at Cannes & banned in its home country, RAFIKI bursts onto the screen with fresh energy.
McConomy Auditorium, CMU
Monday, April 1 to Tuesday, April 2
Defining the Neglected Tropical Diseases: Research, Development, and Global Health Equity, 1970-present
The "neglected tropical diseases" (NTDs) are a cluster of infectious diseases categorized by their impact on an estimated one billion people in 149 countries worldwide.
Sunday, March 31
FACES OF WO/MEN Film Screening: Girls Always Happy
Wu is in her mid-twenties and lives with her mother in a traditional one-story house in one of Beijing’s hutongs. Both consider themselves to be writers, but success has so far eluded them.
McConomy Auditorium, CMU
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