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We encourage discussions that are country-based—we might look at the culture and politics of a particular nation in the hemisphere—as well as discussions that transcend national borders: e.g., environmental degradation and climate-change; national identity and the rights of indigenous peoples; or migration, technology transfer, and the debate surrounding "globalization" and "free trade." |
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Another way to participate in the Project is to join us in the work of organizing—to help select and shape our program of activities. Write to us or attend our next open meeting. There is plenty of work to be done, and it's a great way to learn how to make the most of the opportunities MIT has to offer. Whatever your interest in the Western Hemisphere, whether it's political, economic, scientific, or cultural, we want your active participation—so join us and share your interest with the MIT community! |
Reaching usWe have provided directions in case you aren't sure how to get to MIT or need help locating specific rooms on campus. To add yourself to our mailing-list, or to contact us for any reason, send a message to hemisphere-admin@mit.edu. [A note about the images on this page: each button bears a message that either celebrates or explains something about life in the Western Hemisphere. The buttons were made in August, 2001 and are available either individually or as a set of six. Needless to say, we welcome ideas for additional buttons.] |
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