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April 16, 2020 www.MITDC.org Dear MIT alumni and community, As we navigate these unprecedented times, it helps to remember that we are all in this together—And the people stayed home. We hope that our newsletter and virtual events will help us as a community and encourage us to remember to help others and be aware of their needs. Our music this week features Andrea Bocelli who takes us to eerily empty Milan with Amazing Grace. MIT Club of Washington DC NEWS Mental Health ☛ Info from National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) COVID-19 Update and Resources ☛ MIT Solve launched an additional 2020 Challenge: Health Security & Pandemics ☛ Is Zoom safe to use? Here’s what you need to know
Mental Health ☛ Info from National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) COVID-19 Update and Resources ☛ MIT Solve launched an additional 2020 Challenge: Health Security & Pandemics ☛ Is Zoom safe to use? Here’s what you need to know EVENTS VIRTUAL, SCHEDULED, POSTPONED, CANCELED MIT Architecture Lecture MIT Architecture MIT Architecture's Spring 2020 Lecture Series session will be a webcast open to all alumni. Thu, Apr 16, 2020 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM ET Leslie Lok MArch '11 Sasa Zivkovic MArch '12 VIRTUAL → Manufacturing in a Time of Crisis MIT Alumni Association
Manufacturing in a Time of Crisis MIT Alumni Association MIT mass-produces face shields for COVID-19 response. Fri, Apr 17, 2020 Noon – 12:45 PM ET Elazer Edelman '78, SM '79, PhD '84 Martin Culpepper SM '97, PhD '00 VIRTUAL → Sustainable Population Joint event with Columbia Tucker makes the case that the Earth's 'carrying capacity' is limited to 3 billion humans and that humanity's century-long binge has incurred an unsustainable ecological debt that must be paid down promptly, or else cataclysm awaits. Wed, Apr 22, 2020 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM ET Christopher Tucker Chairman, American Geographical Society VIRTUAL →
Chairman, American Geographical Society VIRTUAL → Grief Responses in the Current Era of COVID-19 Event organized by Shima Goswami Hear from two mental health professionals discuss how we deal with both present and anticipatory grief, get back in sync with one another, and come to terms with a new norm. Wed, Apr 29, 2020 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET Free Julie Bindeman, PsyD Gail Fisher, MSW, LCSW VIRTUAL → Music Andrea Bocelli: Music for Hope Link courtesy of Cherie Yang It is always a magical experience to enjoy live
Music Andrea Bocelli: Music for Hope Link courtesy of Cherie Yang It is always a magical experience to enjoy live entertainment at concert halls and theaters. But for the time being, we can relive some of that magic from home. On Easter Sunday, Andrea Bocelli sang for us in a live-streamed performance from the Duomo. VIRTUAL → Tour Duomo di Milano An exceptional—some would say the only—example of medieval Gothic architecture in Italy, the Milan Cathedral—Duomo di Milano, is the largest church in Italy. Ordered by the Duke of Milan in 1386 and not finished until 1965, more than 50 architects and sculptors designed the magical array of traceried windows, flying buttresses, and pinnacles topped by statues. Its gleaming surface of rosy white marble changes every day with the light. VIRTUAL → Volunteer to lead online discussions on each week's movie and book.
windows, flying buttresses, and pinnacles topped by statues. Its gleaming surface of rosy white marble changes every day with the light. VIRTUAL → Volunteer to lead online discussions on each week's movie and book. Book for Kids Llama Llama Red Pajama This week, Dolly Parton will read Llama Llama Red Pajama to our children. VIRTUAL → Book Meditations Book reviewed by Cherie Yang Freedom and happiness come from within. What's important is what underlies the manifestations—thoughts, intentions, and moral underpinning. I grow wiser and wiser when I seclude myself and let my day be filled with wisdom from Marcus Aurelius's Meditations: Attend to the matter at hand, whether it be an object, an action, a moral principle, ... You get what you deserve because you would rather become good tomorrow than do good today.
is what underlies the manifestations—thoughts, intentions, and moral underpinning. I grow wiser and wiser when I seclude myself and let my day be filled with wisdom from Marcus Aurelius's Meditations: Attend to the matter at hand, whether it be an object, an action, a moral principle, ... You get what you deserve because you would rather become good tomorrow than do good today. VIRTUAL → Movie Life Is Beautiful PG-13 ‧ 1997 ‧ War/Comedy ‧ 2h 2m Movie reviewed by Cherie Yang The sudden disruption and prolonged uncertainty in our lives probably allow us to enjoy even more the humor of this film about one of the darkest chapters in history. The story of a father’s unrelenting love as he goes to no end to shield his son from the brutal reality is a cinematic triumph, winner of three Academy Awards, including Best Actor and Best Foreign Language Film. It is also a reminder that Life Is Beautiful.
lives probably allow us to enjoy even more the humor of this film about one of the darkest chapters in history. The story of a father’s unrelenting love as he goes to no end to shield his son from the brutal reality is a cinematic triumph, winner of three Academy Awards, including Best Actor and Best Foreign Language Film. It is also a reminder that Life Is Beautiful. VIRTUAL → Recipe Beet Fettuccine Alfredo with Basil Ricotta Beet Fettuccine Alfredo pasta, olive oil, onion & garlic, tofu (silken), beets, salt, lemon juice Basil Ricotta onion & garlic, tofu (extra-firm), black pepper, lemon juice, basil (fresh) VIRTUAL → UPCOMING Next week's newsletter will continue to feature Health and Wellbeing. PARTICIPATE Please share your creative program ideas and help with event and resource development. BECOME A MEMBER
PARTICIPATE Please share your creative program ideas and help with event and resource development. BECOME A MEMBER How Are We Doing? Feel free to email us any feedback. This edition is designed by Cherie Yang '09. MIT Club of DC 600 Memorial Drive Cambridge, MA 02319
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