The School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences is hosting an on-campus screening of the Oscar-nominated film, Sugarcane, on Tuesday April 29 at 4:30pm on the 6^th floor of the Samberg Center in Dining Rooms 5&6. The event, sponsored by MIT SHASS, is free but please register here.

Documentary filmmaker, Executive Producer of Sugarcane, and MIT Corporation member, David Fialkow, will be on hand to introduce the film. The screening will be followed by a brief Q&A with a faculty, student, and staff panel. A reception with refreshments will follow. 

For any questions or accessibility needs, please contact cbsoll@mit.edu.

The U.S. National Science Foundation Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledges and Science (NSF CBIKS) invites you to the fourth speaker in the Indigenous Sciences Speaker Series: Dr. Kiana Frank. Kiana Frank - born and raised in Kailua Oʻahu – studies how microorganisms shape ʻāina (land) for productivity and health by weaving contemporary western techniques with Native Hawaiian Science. Her work evaluates overall ecosystem health and informs current monitoring, restoration, cultivation, and management of Hawaiian resources to sustainably support the people of Hawaii.

Come relax with us and enjoy some fun conversation! No need to RSVP: just show up with your friends!