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SUMMARY:Library Workshop on "International Studies"
DESCRIPTION:In this *online* workshop conducted by library specialists from Global Studies you will learn how to conduct International Studies research using a vast array of resources available to Columbia students and faculty. The workshop will cover navigating local and international catalogs\, licensed digital collections and open access resources. You will learn how to find archival sources\, foreign newspapers\, government documents and statistics. We will show you how to search databases for non-English language content and how to search in non-Latin scripts. The workshop will focus primarily on online resources but will also cover print resources. \nColumbia affiliates only. Please register. Zoom link will be provided to registered participants. \n
URL:https://ealac.columbia.edu/event/library-workshop-on-international-studies/
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SUMMARY:Peace and Presence: Drawing & Writing & Movement
DESCRIPTION:Peace & Presence is a Columbia SVR initiative that introduces diverse holistic wellness tools and techniques for survivors of sexual trauma to experience and adapt to their own wellness needs. The program envisions a space where survivors feel held\, understood without having to explain themselves\, and given space to breathe and connect with one another in profoundly spiritual and experiential ways. Through its multi-faceted approach to mindfulness\, movement and nurturing of one’s body\, this program hopes to aid survivors to recognize and cherish their innate capacity to transcend trauma while being connected to a caring community of allies. \nPrompts are given to participants for them to describe the quality of the moment through a mindfulness lens.  As an example: Simple suggestions for drawing will be encouraged…with possible prompts for those who feel uncomfortable with drawing (i.e. blurry line for a hazy day\, swirls for wind\, etc.). \nWord prompts will follow to be peppered throughout the drawing created.  This will then be taken to movement\, embodying the forces of nature that were drawn and written about. \nTo Register for This Event Please Visit: https://columbiahealth.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wAfx6_yBQwaWrB1w1IEsBQ \n
URL:https://ealac.columbia.edu/event/peace-and-presence-drawing-writing-movement/
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SUMMARY:Peace and Presence: Qi-Gong
DESCRIPTION:Peace & Presence is a Columbia SVR initiative that introduces diverse holistic wellness tools and techniques for survivors of sexual trauma to experience and adapt to their own wellness needs. The program envisions a space where survivors feel held\, understood without having to explain themselves\, and given space to breathe and connect with one another in profoundly spiritual and experiential ways. Through its multi-faceted approach to mindfulness\, movement and nurturing of one’s body\, this program hopes to aid survivors to recognize and cherish their innate capacity to transcend trauma while being connected to a caring community of allies. \nQi Gong is a form of energy work within Traditional Chinese Medicine. It focuses on mindful awareness of the body and mind as you practice gentle\, sequenced movements. In this workshop\, you will engage in a brief introduction to Qi Gong\, followed by some deep breathing before engaging in a 30 minute guided Qi Gong exercises. Participants are encouraged to follow along with the exercises as they are comfortable. Participants can expect to feel more connected to their bodies as we work to cultivate a sense of safety from within. You will be encouraged to stand up and move within a small area during this workshop. No other materials are needed and no prior experience with Qi Gong is necessary. \nTo Register for this Workshop Please Visit: https://columbiahealth.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vQXhnJ2ISO2Br1VQ_zhZ6g \n
URL:https://ealac.columbia.edu/event/peace-and-presence-qi-gong/
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SUMMARY:Book Launch : Green With Milk and Sugar : When Japan Filled America's Tea Cups
DESCRIPTION:Presenter : Rebert Hellyer \nAssociate Professor of History\, Wake Forest University. \nToday\, Americans are some of the world’s biggest consumers of black teas. In Japan\, green tea\, especially Sencha\, is preferred. Through an examination of the history of the Japan-US.tea trade\, this presentation will show how these national partialities are deeply entwined. It will focus on the forgotten American penchant for Japanese green tea- often consumed hot with milk and sugar- and how it came to shape Japanese tastes. Highlighting stories of the people involved in the Japan-U.S. trade- including samurai turned tea farmers- the presentation offers not only a social and commodity history of tea in the United States and Japan but also new insights into how national customs have profound if often hidden international dimensions. \nonline attendance information here \n
URL:https://ealac.columbia.edu/event/book-launch-green-with-milk-and-sugar-when-japan-filled-americas-tea-cups/
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