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Camera As Witness: Human Dignity—Faces of Immigration

Camera As Witness: Human Dignity—Faces of ImmigrationThis film series is moderated by Jasmina Bojic, Camera as Witness program director and founder of the UNAFF (United Nations Association Film Festival) international documentary film festival. This year, Bojic is devoting the series to the urgent and fraught challenge of human immigration.

"Human Flow" directed by Ai Weiwei (2017)

Camera As Witness: Human Dignity—Faces of ImmigrationThis film series is moderated by Jasmina Bojic, Camera as Witness program director and founder of the UNAFF (United Nations Association Film Festival) international documentary film festival. This year, Bojic is devoting the series to the urgent and fraught challenge of human immigration.

This event begins with a fifty-minute Vinyasa Yoga Flow class that takes place on the grass lawn next to the Anderson Collection at Stanford. Following the class, a tour of the Anderson Collection will take place throughout the galleries.

Participants should have some prior yoga experience and come prepared with a yoga mat and sunscreen. Yoga attire is recommended. Lockers are available inside the museum for items to be stored prior to gallery tour.

Limited to 25 participants. Registration required. No walk-ons.

As part of the IDEAL IT Neurodiversity at Stanford pilot, University IT is hosting a private screening of Intelligent Lives to raise awareness and understanding about neurodiversity.

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