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Caixa de Fósfor = Matchbox
Is it possible to tell the story of your family in the language that you might not know? After spending the magical afternoon with Jennifer Cabral-Pierce, we have learned that it is possible. Jennifer, who works at PU Library, is a photographer and visual artist. She told us the story of her maternal grandmother in the context of patriarchal society in Brazil and shared with us the unknown story of her family which she discovered by searching the archives during the pandemic. For the first time she had an opportunity to watch her award winning experimental film Matchbox together with the audience. Later she answered the questions in English. Here…
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French Film Festival Opening Night
Dear IEGAP movie lovers, IEGAP Film Club is teaming up again this year with the Princeton French Film Festival to bring you a unique biopic that tells the story of a legendary figure whose songs (including La Bohème) capture your heart and move your soul! Please register to let us know if you can join us! Monsieur Aznavour OPENING NIGHT & US PREMIERE – MUSIC PICK Friday, March 28, 2025 at 7:00 PM Armenian, English, French, 121 mins (trailer) McCosh Hall 10 (directions) Free tickets: click here Followed by a reception and Q&A with Armenian-American journalist and playwright Taleen Babayan. We hope to see you there!
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International Professional Writing Group
Please join us! We will provide a prompt for writing and discussion, lunch, and good company! Kindly email pwrites@princeton.edu to RSVP for lunch.
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Lunch and Language: Brazil (Portuguese)
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Movie discussion in person
IEGAP, DAP and Parents & Caregivers ERGs invite you to join us for a lunch discussion of the movie The Son (trailer), on Thursday, March 20th at noon in Carl Fields Center. Mental health challenges can affect anyone regardless of country of origin, race, gender, socioeconomic status, age, etc. The Son is about a workaholic father who attempts to reunite with his son, who is dealing with depression. Calvin R. Chin, Ph.D. ,Director of Counseling and Psychological Services, will open the discussion about mental health challenges. Please watch the movie ahead of the discussion. It is available on streaming platforms including Hulu, Disney+; it is for rent on Prime Video, AppleTV, YouTube,…
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Holiday Bash
On a rainy, cold Monday many IEGAPers – despite the terrible weather – decided to participate in the Holiday Bash organized by Mariah, Bernadeta and Katherine. When they reached the Carl Fields Center their hearts grew at least 3 sizes – they stepped into the cozy room beautifully decorated for the holidays. Of course, there was also delicious food and many desserts to share. After lunch, a group of members joined in the fun of the White Elephant gift exchange, filling the room with laughter and joy.
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Tiger Trot for Hunger – 5K Run & Walk
The 17th Annual Tiger Trot for Hunger 5k Run & Walk is free, and both non-perishable food donations and monetary donations are welcome. Monetary donations can be made online during registration and food donations can be brought to bib pickup the day prior to the race. There will be a table in the Class of ‘86 Fitness and Wellness Center Lobby on Thursday, Nov. 21, for folks to drop off donations and pick up their race bibs. You can also drop off on Friday at Dillon Gym. Use this link to sign up for Employee Resource Groups (Collective) as the team and indicate your specific ERG in the Faculty/Staff ERG…
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IEGAP Holiday Bash
All we want for the holidays is YOU! Even if you can’t stay long, pass by and say hello to your IEGAP friends. RSVP Link: https://forms.gle/5EVNvGC6JqCnatxS9
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Following Your Passion
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Craft and Chat: Ojos de Dios
Please RSVP using this link: https://forms.gle/T6GeHWec4XYeJeLK7 Any questions? Please contact Katherine Lamos at klamos@princeton.edu or Lisa M. Linn De Barona at linn@princeton.edu
