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go to the Pratt & Incite Institute Oral Storytelling Symposium event

Oct 21–23

Pratt & Incite Institute Oral Storytelling Symposium Join us for a three-day exploration of innovative practices in oral history and storytelling, interrogating orality in its broadest sense.
go to the OHMA Fall Open House event

Nov 6 ^{Thursday 6:00 pm}

OHMA Fall Open House OHMA is the first program of its kind: a one-year interdisciplinary Master of Arts degree
go to the Oral History, Empathy, and Mutual Listening event

Nov 8 ^{Saturday 1:00 pm}

Oral History, Empathy, and Mutual Listening Participants will learn tools for teaching empathy through the practice of mutual listening.
go to the Criminalizing Women: Gender and the Prison Industrial Complex event

Nov 13 ^{Thursday 5:30 pm}

Criminalizing Women: Gender and the Prison Industrial Complex Join us for a conversation with researchers and organizers around the prison industrial complex and the criminalization of women.

Event Series

Narrative Workshop
Assembling researchers from across disciplines to discuss narrative from different theoretical and methodological perspectives.
Oral History Workshops
Incite’s Oral History Master of Arts program hosts dozens of free workshops and events every year.

Past events

go to the Harlem: Stories of Repression and Resistance event

Oct 9 ^{Thursday 5:00 pm}

Harlem: Stories of Repression and Resistance On this walk led by Asad Dandia, we will discover Harlem’s role in the movement against systemic injustice, including police violence.
go to the Introduction to Oral History Research event

Oct 7 ^{Tuesday 4:00 pm}

Introduction to Oral History Research An interactive workshop, participants will be introduced to oral history as a dynamic tool for engaged, collaborative research.
go to the This Enemy Institution: (Black) Study and the Insurrection Imperative event

Sep 18 ^{Thursday 5:30 pm}

This Enemy Institution: (Black) Study and the Insurrection Imperative Please join us for a guided discussion with pre-circulated readings led by Dr. Dylan Rodriguez on counterinsurgency.
go to the Freedom and Insurgence: Recalling Fanon event

Sep 17 ^{Wednesday 5:30 pm}

Freedom and Insurgence: Recalling Fanon Dylan Rodríguez and Ezekiel Dixon-Román discuss insurgent educational and archival practices.
go to the In Defiance: Launch Party event

Sep 12 ^{Friday 5:30 pm}

In Defiance: Launch Party An arts and culture celebration, inspired by the legacy of Malcolm X, to kick off the yearlong program Countering the Carceral State.
go to the New York Proud: Stories from the City of Immigrants event

Sep 6 ^{Saturday 3:00 pm}

New York Proud: Stories from the City of Immigrants Join us to hear artists and civic leaders read powerful, wide-ranging stories of belonging in NYC.
go to the YOU NEED THIS // Screening and Panel Discussion at IFC Center event

Aug 6 ^{Wednesday 6:45 pm}

YOU NEED THIS // Screening and Panel Discussion at IFC Center The new documentary from filmmakers Ryan Andrej Lough & Adam McKay, unpacking the hidden forces of consumer-capitalism shaping our lives.
go to the Assembling Voices Information Session #2 event

Jul 21 ^{Monday 3:00 pm}

Assembling Voices Information Session #2 Join us for an information session covering Incite Institute's Assembling Voices fellowship program.
go to the Floating Freely: Queer Archives & Media from the Elders Project event

Jul 12 ^{Saturday 12:00 pm}

Floating Freely: Queer Archives & Media from the Elders Project Join us at Weeksville Heritage Center for Floating Freely: Queer Archives & Media from the Elders Project, a half-day celebration of Black and queer history including a film screening, workshops, music, food trucks, and a panel exploring the questions of freedom, inheritance, and belonging.
go to the Global Change Program Information Session #2 event

Jul 8 ^{Tuesday 1:00 pm}

Global Change Program Information Session #2 Join us for an information session covering Incite Institute's Global Change Program.

Our programming is made possible by the Paul F. Lazarsfeld endowment at Columbia University.