OCT
14
Emily Knox: Book Banning in the 21st Century
Boston College
Wednesday, October 14
7:00pm to 8:30pm
Wednesday, October 14
7:00pm to 8:30pm
The Lowell Humanities Series brings distinguished writers, artists, performers, and scholars to the Boston College campus to provide free educational programs and public lectures to the larger Boston community.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute funding supports the Cambridge Forum, which presents guest speakers to inform, explore, and challenge through discussions on a range of current and timeless subjects.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute funds numerous Museum of Science adult and family programs designed to inspire a lifelong love of science—and sponsors museum access for over 300 schools and community organizations.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute is a financial supporter of the Foundation's Kennedy Library Forums that share the Kennedy legacy with new and wider audiences, and connect the past to present to strengthen democracy and civic responsibility.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute funds the Museum's presentations that highlight the technical and business innovations that have taken place in this region and continue to change the world.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute-funded lecture series at the Aquarium features free talks and films by scientists, environmental writers, photographers, and others to inspire everyone to form a deeper connection to the ocean and take action to protect it.
Learn MoreThe Boston Public Library Lowell Lecture Series presents a notable and compelling slate of speakers and artists at the BPL's Central Library in Copley Square and occasionally at its neighborhood branches.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute has offered course scholarships to adult learners at the Harvard University Extension School. Students may enroll in individual courses for personal interest, as well as in pursuit of undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Learn MoreThe Lowell institute supports Lowell Institute School in the Northeastern School of Professional Studies by funding scholarships and a large, multi-year transformational gift to expand School programs.
Learn MoreBoston University School of Theology (STH) bi-annual Lowell Lecture hosts a renowned speaker in a field related to theological studies.
Learn MoreThe Ford Hall Forum, now at Suffolk University, is the nation’s oldest continuously operating free public lecture series, fostering an informed and effective citizenry and freedom of speech through the free public presentation of lectures, debates, and discussions.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute funds an annual series of lectures as part of the Foundation's mission to inspire a deeper appreciation for the relevance of American history by sharing the life, legacy, craftsmanship, and iconic home of artisan, businessman, patriot, and citizen Paul Revere.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute funds Peabody Essex Museum presentations of free public programs about art and culture.
Learn MoreThe Lowell Institute provides funding for WorldBoston for its free lecture programming that addresses global diplomacy and citizen engagement.
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