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This reel contains Harvey Gross speaking at the University of Denver on February 25 1965 as part of the English Department lecture series. The title of his lecture is "History as Metaphysical…

This reel contains Robert Skotheim speaking at the University of Denver on May 5 1969 as part of the English Department Lecture Series. The topic of his lecture is totalitarianism--both European and…

This panel focuses on how we can derive strength from difference. This premise derives from Audre Lorde's statement that "Only within that interdependency of difference strengths,…

Over the last year, the United States has been confronted with the reality of multiple pandemics (i.e., COVID-19, continued racial injustice, etc.). For women, the existence of COVID-19 may be new in…

Over the last year, the United States has been confronted with the reality of multiple pandemics (i.e., COVID-19, continued racial injustice, etc.). For communities of color, the existence of…

This panel brings together national and internationally renowned historians of the history of race in the United States into a far ranging conversation about the importance of the past in our current…

This panel examines Denver and Colorado’s long struggle to come to grips with the region’s racial history. The conversation will challenge us to directly confront what racism means for us…

Judy Smith describes her pro-choice work in Austin Texas and her intent to carry that work forward in Missoula Montana. Smith explains the work of the Missoula Women's Place a feminist…

Judy Wang describes her childhood education earlier career in nursing and her decision to become an attorney. She goes on to describe the evolution of her work on domestic violence cases public and…

Caryl Wickes-Connick discusses her initial interest in domestic violence in the mid-seventies and her subsquent work to establish women's shelters and to acquire funding to study spousal abuse…