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SAADIA N. LAWTON posted an update in the group
RAAMP Coffee Gatherings on Humanities Commons 8 years, 3 months agoHello All, so let’s get started! What are some topics you would like to see discussed in this forum? Please feel free to add as many ideas as possible and if you have any special request for how the discussion can or should be facilitated do not hesitate to include your ideas. This is your platform to interact and share.
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SAADIA N. LAWTON posted an update in the group
RAAMP Coffee Gatherings on Humanities Commons 8 years, 3 months agoYAY…it looks like the majority of people were in fact registered but not connected to the RAAMp Discussion group. Welcome!!!! Woohoo!!!
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SAADIA N. LAWTON replied to the topic Test in the discussion
RAAMP Discussion on Humanities Commons 8 years, 3 months agoHi Ruth, You are welcome! I will investigate the profile picture issue and get back to you asap.
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SAADIA N. LAWTON replied to the topic Diversity Topic: Tired of Standing Up! in the discussion
Diversity in the Arts on Humanities Commons 8 years, 4 months ago -
SAADIA N. LAWTON started the topic Diversity Topic: Tired of Standing Up! in the discussion
Women in the Arts on Humanities Commons 8 years, 4 months agoOk, so I know I said I would not start the discussion until Tuesday but I just came across this article in the Arts and culture section of the NYT about new work from the artist Kara Walker and I just could not resist. Please feel free to read and respond at your leisure. I will definitely post a few (I hope) thought provoking comments by or…[Read more]
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SAADIA N. LAWTON started the topic Diversity Topic: Tired of Standing Up! in the discussion
Visual Arts Advocacy on Humanities Commons 8 years, 4 months agoOk, so I know I said I would not start the discussion until Tuesday but I just came across this article in the Arts and culture section of the NYT about new work from the artist Kara Walker and I just could not resist. Please feel free to read and respond at your leisure. I will definitely post a few (I hope) thought provoking comments by or…[Read more]
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SAADIA N. LAWTON started the topic Diversity Topic: Tired of Standing Up! in the discussion
Museums on Humanities Commons 8 years, 4 months agoOk, so I know I said I would not start the discussion until Tuesday but I just came across this article in the Arts and culture section of the NYT about new work from the artist Kara Walker and I just could not resist. Please feel free to read and respond at your leisure. I will definitely post a few (I hope) thought provoking comments by or…[Read more]
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SAADIA N. LAWTON started the topic Diversity Topic: Tired of Standing Up! in the discussion
hc_logo1 on Humanities Commons 8 years, 4 months agoOk, so I know I said I would not start the discussion until Tuesday but I just came across this article in the Arts and culture section of the NYT about new work from the artist Kara Walker and I just could not resist. Please feel free to read and respond at your leisure. I will definitely post a few (I hope) thought provoking comments by or…[Read more]
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SAADIA N. LAWTON started the topic Diversity Topic: Tired of Standing Up! in the discussion
Diversity in the Arts on Humanities Commons 8 years, 4 months agoOk, so I know I said I would not start the discussion until Tuesday but I just came across this article in the Arts and culture section of the NYT about new work from the artist Kara Walker and I just could not resist. Please feel free to read and respond at your leisure. I will definitely post a few (I hope) thought provoking comments by or…[Read more]
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SAADIA N. LAWTON started the topic Diversity Topic: Tired of Standing Up! in the discussion
RAAMP Discussion on Humanities Commons 8 years, 4 months agoOk, so I know I said I would not start the discussion until Tuesday but I just came across this article in the Arts and culture section of the NYT about new work from the artist Kara Walker and I just could not resist. Please feel free to read and respond at your leisure. I will definitely post a few (I hope) thought provoking comments by or…[Read more]
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