Is climate change contributing to civil conflict in Africa? And if so, through what mechanisms? This talk examines the link between rising aridity in pastoral Africa and the outbreak of farmer-herder conflicts across the continent.
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Confidential one‑on‑one appointments at the Central Library’s Social Worker office offer free resource referrals and interpreter support for patrons, ages 18+.
Beginner ELL class offers reading, writing, speaking, and listening practice in the Central Library auditorium, for ages 18 and up.
Study abroad information session with dinner hosted by BLOOM Center and Tufts Global Education at Medford/Somerville campus; register in advance for catering.
Daily Bible Devotionals with Daily Flame gather in CC 218 for weekday midday reflections, all ages welcome.
Three-hour weekly writing accountability sessions for graduate students at the StAAR Center, offering co‑working time to develop regular writing habits.
Brunch panel with Interfaith Ambassadors, Sustainable CORE Fellows, local community members, water quality experts, and Mystic River Watershed Association discussing Alewife Brook challenges, at Medford/Somerville campus.
Digital Scholarship Conversations: Sonic Studies (Medford/Somerville campus) — Two faculty members discuss using podcasts, field recordings, music, and sound art in their courses.
A collaborative journey exploring life's questions through spiritual and mental health insight at Medford/Somerville campus.
