Know Before You Go materials
The most violent conflict since World War II, with more than four million dead that’s what we are seeing in Congo. What are Hoosiers doing to help the Congolese create a better future, and what can we do to help them? Come to the International School and find out. (more…)
Recent elections in Kenya were complacently assumed to be yet more proof that Kenya has made emerged as the most stable democracy in Africa. As many as a thousand dead Kenyans later, what have we learned? And what can we do to help rebuild and heal?
(more…)What factors have prevented the U.S. and Latin American countries from forging a strong relationship? What challenges confront U.S. policy in Latin America? Can the U.S. offer an alternative to the influence of left-leaning leaders like Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez? (more…)
Discover the world while in the dark. (more…)
Indianapolis Opera Ensemble will present excerpts from Bizet’s opera “Carmen.” Clips from the film “U-Carmen,” a South African adaptation of the opera, will be shown as well. (more…)
Teams of the smartest high school students in Indianapolis compete at Marian College for the honor of representing the Indiana Council on World Affairs in Washington DC in a national competition of knowledge about international affairs. (more…)
Having reached the 50th anniversary of the great experiment in European integration, it is time to take stock of the united Europe. Has the integration of new members been successful? What does the debate on Turkey’s membership say about the future of EU integration and its changing demographics? John Clark will try to be Provocate-ive.
When: Tuesday February 12 7:30-9:00 PM
Where: Butler University Pharmacy Building 4600 Sunset Ave Indianapolis 46208
Kenya appeared to be one of the most stable and democratic countries in Africa … until recent elections unexpectedly set off spasms of tribal and ethnic violence that have left hundreds dead and tens of thousands homeless. That’s why the dozens of partnerships between Kenyan and Indiana schools, churches, clinics, clubs and universities are more important than ever before. “Tuko Pamoja” is kiswahili for “We are together” … Come together to see works by artists influenced by Africa, groove to Kenyan music, eat food from across Africa, talk to your neighbors who are working with Kenyans and other Africans to solve problems, and celebrate our first African sister city, Eldoret, Kenya. (more…)
Present discussion on immigration obsesses about the influx of Latino, particularly Mexican, immigrants into America. Let’s try to examine the current “crisis” with emphasis on myths, realities, common concerns, and current efforts to firmly yet humanely enforce America’s immigration laws. (more…)
Don’t despair if you missed the Dalai Lama’s visit last week. The Tibetan Cultural Center from Bloomington is bringing Indianapolis a feast of cultural delights — singers, musicians, film, folklore, photography, traditional crafts, and momos (you have to try these!) Even though we won’t see His Holiness, the staff from the center be on hand to discuss Tibetan Buddhism and their vision for and independent Tibet.
**Bonus: You can see the kick-off for Spirit and Place upstairs featuring “Danke Schoen,” an exhibit of paintings by local artist Kyle Ragsdale, music by singer/songwriter from Queen Bee Music. (more…)
NUVO gives Provocate 2007 Cultural Vision Award
Provocate featured in Indianapolis Monthly
"Award combines film, activism: Festival to recognize social justice of Sept. 11, Congo in discussions,"
Indiana Lawyer April 16, 2008 ... on Provocate's Eric Parker Social Justice Award at the Indianapolis International Film Festival
