Partners

The Public Humanities Lab, in collaboration with community partners across South Florida,creates opportunities for people to gather, with friends and strangers, in appreciation of our shared humanity. Our programs celebrate history, culture, artand spark conversations about contemporary social issues. Below are a few examples of the community partners we have the privilege to work with.

Rebecca Friedman and Jean Marcelin welcome the audience to Monday Night at the Movies at Lakou in Little Haiti.

Members of the Nancy St. Leger Dance Ensemble perform at Green Space Miami with the exhibition, "I Am Little Haiti" serving as a backdrop. 

Carl-Phillipe Juste and Edouard Duval-Carrié of the Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance pose for a photo in the Green School Gallery which is showcasing their work through the exhibiton "Haiti Through Two Eyes." 

Members of the Iris Photo Collective pose for a picture at IPC Art Space in Little Haiti.

Students affiliated with the Ten North Group school programs participate in iWitness Lunch Break at FIU’s Biscayne Bay Campus.

Ludlow Bailey of Contemporary African Diaspora Art (CADA) in conversation with artist Oliver Enwonwu who gave a talk on his father Ben Enwonwu’s art and legacy.

A member of the Florida Grand Opera performs scenes from "Opera Cat" in Haitian Creole at iWitness Lunch Break at FIU's Biscayne Bay Campus. 

A visitor admires a photo of the 2024 Goombay Festival that's a part of a pop-up exhibition at the Sanctuary of the Arts in Coral Gables.