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Guest contributor Doyle Armbrust shares the unabashed romance and masterful writing of Dvořák’s music.

Connect with regional organizations whose work intersects with the themes encountered in UMS’s No Safety Net 2.0 festival.

Lee Minora talks about the inspiration behind her scathing morning talk show comedy, White Feminist.

UMS’s Michael Kondziolka (VP, Programming and Production) and Mary Roeder (Programming Manager) join No Safety Net artists at U-M’s Trotter Multicultural Center.

21st Century Intern Isabel Olson shares insights on experiencing political theater from her time working at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

U-M School of Information’s Cliff Lampe explores bad internet behaviors in accompaniment to performances of The Believers Are But Brothers.

A discussion of Reality Winner’s case with Brian Willen (lawyer and UMS board member), Barbara McQuade (U-M law professor and NBC News legal analyst), and Greg Stejskal (former FBI special agent).

UK-based artist, director, writer, and activist Javaad Alipoor shares insights into the development of his play, The Believers Are But Brothers, and its journey to Ann Arbor.

Harris will oversee UMS’s activities designed for K-12, university, and community audiences.