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UPCOMING WEBINARS
Women and the Paris Café with Melanie Blake
Thursday, May 5 at 2:00 PM ET
Join café lover and Classical Pursuits director Melanie Blake for a lively exploration of women in the Parisian café. What role did they play in making cafés a central part of French life? Which women went to cafés, and what did they do there? How did the relationship between women and the café change during the 19th and 20th centuries?
A Short History of Homer's Odyssey with Mark Cwik
Thursday, June 19 at 2:00 PM ET
Join Greece tour leader Mark Cwik for a journey through time, from 7th-century BCE Greece to early modern London to current-day Mississippi. Mark will talk about where and how Homer's epic was first written down, major translations into English, and the many adaptations this ancient story has inspired.
RECENT WEBINARS
The Historical Ganges: Friend of All That Lives with Melanie Blake
Watch the recording here. (56 min. + Q&A)
Watch the recording here. (56 min. + Q&A)
Watch the recording here. (57 min. + Q&A)
Neotropical Biodiversity: A Wealth of Species Interactions with Diane Srivastava
Watch the recording here. (39 min. + Q&A)
Watch the recording here. (39 min. + Q&A)
Watch the recording here. (42 min. + Q&A)
The Galapagos Islands: In the Footsteps of Darwin's Ghost with Dan Riskin
Watch the recording here. (36 min. + Q&A)
Watch the recording here. (36 min. + Q&A)
Ontario & Galapagos: Lessons from turtle conservation research, near and far with Patrick Moldowan. Watch the recording here. (48 min. + Q&A)
