Film Screening and Panel Discussion: Selma

Registration is now closed for the screening.  There may still be spots on the waitlist.  You can check via this link. 

Presented by the Office of University Life and co-sponsored by the Center for Justice

Selma invites us to consider important questions about race, justice, organizing and advocacy.  Though the film depicts events of a half-century ago, questions about how societies address injustice and wrestle with social change remain pressing today – both in the world at large and in university communities, including our own.

This screening and discussion is part of the new Community Citizenship series of the Office of University Life.  The series asks each of us to consider connections between local, national and global issues of importance and our membership in the Columbia University community.

The screening will be followed by a panel of distinguished Columbia scholars offering perspectives from arts, journalism, history, law and more.