This event will be held in person in the Ahmadieh Family Conference Hall, Room 240 at the John Hope Franklin Center. A light lunch will be available before and after the event in FC 130/132. The talk will be streamed in that room, as well. Please...

A photography exhibition by Roderico Yool Diaz

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