there is hope and inspiration in the remarkable courage and selflessness of those like the hibakusha who serve as an example for all of us to live by.

this years dialogue examines the urgent contemporary forces shaping these issues.They will explore the far-reaching policy impacts on young people and examine how to cultivate meaningful opportunities for them to drive the positive transformation they envision for the nation.

With a focus on youth empowerment and the role of creative practice in fostering equitable recovery from natural disasters.Tickets are free and open to the public.The Smithsonians National Conversation on Race is co-presented by the Smithsonians Our Shared Future: Reckoning with Our Racial Past Initiative.

Speakers will explore models for equitable recovery from L.as part of their National Conversation on Race series.

this gathering will illuminate pathways toward systemic change.

drawing from her extensive research on the wildfires that have devastated Australia over the past two decades.Their music has marked milestones for fans with their music becoming the playlist of their lives.

who is quite charismatic with a beautiful and powerful presence.Opening for Na Leo Pilimehana is FAIVA.

Nominated “2023 Best International Pacific Artist” by Pacific Music Awards.Na Leo Pilimehana (rom left): Angela Escontrias.