The Pilgrimage to Guadalupe: Sacred Renewal in Mexico City
Along the Calzada de Guadalupe in Mexico City, I walked shoulder to shoulder with a growing swarm of pilgrims. They moved briskly and flocked in passage, with printed images of
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Theme: Arts and Humanities
A Residual Note on Weeping
One of the last things I remember doing on the Harvard campus before quarantine was to hurry down a narrow and winding staircase to the underground levels of the Fine Arts Library. I had recently learned about a Black Cuban artist named Belkis Ayón Manso…
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Auto-Confinement
During a month of self-confinement I managed to understand how fragile we can be and what my true priorities are: protecting my family and continuing photographic work more personal and introspective, hoping that what I have experienced now is a lesson for…
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Decolonize Everything: Podcasting as Sacred Listening and Collective Liberation
I exhale slowly, prepare to speak, and then press record. “Hello and welcome to Decolonize Everything! My name is Rebecca Mendoza Nunziato and I’m your host, conversation partner…
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Remembering Chilean Folktales
When you were growing up, you probably loved to listen to bedtime stories before bed. If you are from the United States, you may have heard tales of princesses being rescued by princes…
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