Newsletter Announcement
\nThis is the last of this academic year\u2019s newsletters with announcements of international events and opportunities. During the summer, we\u2019ll only send emails with time sensitive information.
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On the Way to School<\/a> On the Way to School<\/a> Fundraiser for Nepal<\/a> Daughter of the Nile<\/a> Social Entrepreneurship Business Competition for Tibet<\/a> Cleveland Asian Festival<\/a> The Roman Triumph or Triumph over Romans?<\/a>
\nMay 8, 7pm and May 10, 1:30pm, Cleveland Museum of Art Morley Lecture Hall.
\nA documentary following four children from Kenya, Argentina, Morocco and India as they make the sometimes dangerous journey to schools. Tickets for students are $7.
\n <\/p>\nAsia<\/h4>\n
\nMay 8, 7pm and May 10, 1:30pm, Cleveland Museum of Art Morley Lecture Hall.
\nSee details under Africa.<\/p>\n
\nMay 13, 3:00pm, Thwing Ballroom
\nThis fundraiser event for relief and reconstruction for earthquake victims in Nepal will have food, cultural performances, music, and stories.<\/p>\n
\nMay 13, 7pm, Cleveland Museum of Art Morley Lecture Hall.
\nA film about a Taiwanese woman who cares for her siblings, goes to night school, and works full-time. Tickets for students are $9.<\/p>\n
\nApplications are now being accepted for a competition that \u201caims to improve the lives of Tibetans living in India.\u201d Student teams are encourage to submit proposals by May 28, 2015.<\/p>\n
\nMay 16, 12:00pm \u2013 May 17, 6:00pm, Asian Town\/Payne Ave.
\nThe festival celebrates Asian Heritage Month and supports the Asian community in Cleveland.
\n <\/p>\nEurope<\/h4>\n
\nMay 13, 7:30pm, Cleveland Museum of Natural History
\nAssociate Professor of Art History, Maggie Popkin, will discuss civil wars and the architecture of victory in ancient Rome.
\n <\/p>\nLatin America<\/h4>\n