Clemente In the News
University of Wisconsin's Odyssey Project Documentary
Inspired by the Clemente Course and Berea College
Announcing the release of The Art of Freedom: Teaching Humanities to the Poor by Earl Shorris.
Remembering Earl Shorris
Earl Shorris, 75, Dies; Fought Poverty With Knowledge
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Amherst, MA 01002
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Student Voices
This is a moving slideshow with audio featuring two students from the MA Humanities Clemente Course.
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"The world improves when each one of us becomes better. The Odyssey Project achieves one of the kindest acts: it encourages us to look within ourselves, to seek a better world and the most important, it gives us hope to find it."
Luis Tafolla
2013 Odyssey Project graduate, Chicago, Il
(A Bard College Clemente Course in the Humanities)