Rape, (inJustice) and The Objects That Remain
Claudia Cragg @claudiacragg speaks here with Laura Levitt @llevitttemple about her book, The Objects That Remain. On a November evening in 1989, Laura Levitt was raped in her own bed. Her landlord heard the assault taking place and called 911, but the police arrived too late to apprehend Laura's at…
"Pickletown: Thoughts on Slots" with Laura Levitt
Segments
-Where is Charlie? Supine Twist?
-NYC Fuggedaboutit
-Punctuation is groinal
-Up: the butt
-Dan is a little girl
-Charlie's morning wake up voice
-Holding hands
-Thoughts on slots (love)
-Charlie does NOT do birthdays
-Dealbreakers
-Breaking down Charlie's laugh
-Pickletown
1/19/21 The Objects that Remain
Best-selling author Laura Levitt talks about her book "The Objects that Remain," in which she explores the importance of physical objects that remain from traumas we have suffered ... be they traumas we have experienced individually or traumas suffered collectively (such as the Holocaust.)
How to Work Internationally - Jan Chipchase, Studio D
Jan Chipchase has done it all. Before leading the global research practice at frog, the well-known design & innovation consultancy, Jan was a Principal Scientist at Nokia. He specialized in entry level products and his work caught the attention of a writer for the NY Times magazine. He became the c…
The True Value of UX Research - Matt Gallivan, Airbnb
Matt Gallivan has had an amazing career in research. From the redesign of NPR's website to Facebook ads, Matt has worked on amazing projects as an individual contributor and as a manager. For the last three years, he’s been at Airbnb and is now responsible for a team of researchers working on the H…
Ep. 3 The Conference
It's time to talk about the academic conference. In this episode host Prof. Mike Altman brings two stories about academic conference experiences. First, he sits down with Prof. Laura Levitt from Temple University to talk about her experience at the American Academy of Religion last fall. Then Prof.…
How to Hide
In this episode, presented in collaboration with Lilith Magazine, we share excerpts from and explore issues intersecting with a creative non-fiction essay published in Lilith in 1994 titled “How to Hide: Instructions from a Daughter of Survivors.” The work describes how certain perspectives and lif…
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