What do an oral historian in New Jersey, a museum educator in Shanghai, a study abroad program intern in Italy, and a human rights initiative researcher in Northampton, MA have in common? With the use of media and technology, we were able to conduct behind-the-scenes research to revitalize current educational resources. Connecting the local with the global, we brought people and ideas together through various sources of media in a multicultural and broad way. Come and listen to find out how this was achieved.

Moderator:

• Meaghan Murphy-Rennie, Assistant Director for External Releations

Speakers:

• Blessie Ruelo '25, Sociology major, Italian minor
• Mars Braga '25, Classics major, Italian minor
• Sitian Cia '24, Art History major and Psychology double major
• Kim Kindred '24, Psychology and Sociology double major, Nexus in Law, Public Policy, and Human Rights, Five College Certificate in Reproductive Health Rights and Justice