A panel presentation on April 18th, 2023 African Grove Theater, Paulson Center 181 Mercer Street, NY NY 10012 Entrance on Houston and Green Streets Duration: approximately one hour • LiveStream Full program: Short films start around 1:20:20 Dean Allyson Green,
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PETER G. TEREZAKIS ASSOCIATE ARTS PROFESSOR NYU TISCH, has organized a series of discussions at NYU since 2015, each addressing diverse climate and environmental issues themes. These panels have explored a broad spectrum of topics, including a notable discussion on
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