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Many Miami homes have mango trees in their yards, a legacy of past agricultural development, housing promoters’ efforts to create a tropical paradise, and global plant[...]
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As residents of South Florida, many of us are acutely aware of the tenuous balance between the forces of nature and human genius. Vulnerability to natural disaster has[...]
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Funded in part through the Humanities in the Public Square Initiative of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the European Commission
Water is simultan[...]
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Celebrate Women’s History Month with a discussion of the far reaching issues related to women, health, and the environment. From climate change to asthma and cancer, f[...]
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Discuss art and technology in Miami with creative technologists Kevin Arrow and Barron Sherer, co-founders of the picture and film archive Obsolete Media Miami, and Wi[...]
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Participate with nationally-recognized humanities scholars in a discussion of cultural responses to natural disaster and environmental change. Explore what it means to[...]
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lex·i·con n. A list of words relevant to a specific situation or shared by a group of people; a special vocabulary
How can wo[...]
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Tony Garnier’s Une Cité Industrielle (1904–17) is one of the most remarkable attempts to reimagine the modern city. A prominent French architect, Garnier spen[...]
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Ecohumanities for Cities in Crisis: A Public Event Series Bringing Miami Together to Discuss Our Future
Explore the challenges Miami faces from climate[...]
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