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HEAR US (Honoring Elevating and Recapitalizing Underrepresented Stories) is a mentorship program celebrating and advancing student projects that center marginalized voices and stories. Learn more about the program and how to apply at one of two information sessions.

50 years later, these archival photos from photojournalist Vasilis Karageorgos (Βασίλης Καραγεώργος) continue to bravely capture the joy, spirit and horror that transpired those three days.

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NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage and Film The Class of 2026 Present KING HEDLEY II by August Wilson opening October 23, 2024.

As part of the Tisch Week of Community, ALL Tisch students are invited to come to an OPEN STUDIO to see the IN PROCESS work of the Department of Design for Stage and Film MFA set, costume, lighting and film designers.

Come join us for a lively presentation from graduate international student Galarina Dolgovykh (Cinema Studies, M.A. '25 candidate) exploring New York's role in American cinema and movie theaters.

Post-screening discussion: NYU Cinema Studies Professor JACOB FLOYD (Muscogee/Creek) and ERICA TREMBLAY.

Award-winning playwright, performer and NYU Prof. Anna Deavere Smith and scholar, film critic and Columbia University Professor Racquel Gates discuss shaping our understanding of art in difficult times through creativity, scholarship and teaching.

An informal showing of works and works-in-progress by the 2024 cohort of HEAR US awardees.

An informal hands-on sharing of projects developed by the 2024 Future Imagination Collaboratory Researchers.

Award-winning playwright, performer and NYU Prof. Anna Deavere Smith and scholar, film critic and Columbia University Professor Racquel Gates discuss shaping our understanding of art in difficult times through creativity, scholarship and teaching.