Window on Williams – Mikel Jollett – Trauma and Creativity
Mikel Jollett shares his journey from a traumatic childhood spent in a cult to writer (memoir "Hollywood Park"), father, & lead singer of The Airborne Toxic Event.
Mikel Jollett shares his journey from a traumatic childhood spent in a cult to writer (memoir "Hollywood Park"), father, & lead singer of The Airborne Toxic Event.
Kali Akuno is Co-Founder and Co-Director of Cooperation Jackson, a network of worker cooperatives and community-led programs that sustain and grow a democratic, just and sustainable economy in Jackson, MS. Among these programs is the Fannie Lou Hamer Community Land Trust, which allows community members to collectively steward the land and creates opportunities for affordable property ownership.
Rev. James Lumsden leads parishioners in this Sunday, April 2nd worship service.
St. John's Episcopal Church of Williamstown Service for Sunday is available for viewing on WilliNet - TV channel 1303 Sunday mornings at 9:30 AM and on Tuesday at 7:00 AM.
n this Research and Academic Program lecture, Shawn Michelle Smith (School of the Art Institute of Chicago / Critical Race Theory and Visual Culture Fellow) considers Alison Ruttan’s artwork The Four Year War at Gombe (2009–2011). In light of recent scholarship on multispecies relations, this lecture contemplates the promises and risks of multispecies imaginings while reflecting on what it means to think about species historically and today.