ZOOM COURSE
Our Declaration of Independence is being celebrated in this, its 250th year. Its roots come from charters, compacts and declarations of rights that we'll explore. From the Magna Carta to our Declaration of Independence, it has been a long legal movement to recognize the rights and liberties of citizens.
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COURSE MEETS IN PERSON AT THE CONCORD CENTER
Who decides what AI gets built -- and wy should you care? Spoiler alert: it's not just about the code. This talk dives into how workplace culture shapes AI bias and explores the job market where tech meets ethics. From algorigthmic auditors to policy hackers, discover the growing "responsible tech" sector and how data science skills can actually make the world better.
Oscar Wilde is well remembered today for his clever witticisms, flamoyant personality and trenchant social criticism. His life and lifestyle have been the subject of plays, films, and books, but far too frew are familiar with his unequalled literary heritage. Join us, first by reading his materpiece novel The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890), which is totally relevant to our world today, and then by coming to class for a one-hour lecture followed by a book discussion. Discussion questions will be sent to you a week in advance of the class.
MEETS IN PERSON AT THE CONCORD CENTER
Richie Unterberger, author and photo researcher of the book San Francisco: Portrait of a City, presents and discusses more than a thousand pictures covering the evolution of the Bay Area. Encompassing our region’s architecture, music, political activism, and spectacular natural beauty, it also features work by some of the most internationally renowned photographers. No class meeting on Monday, June 29.
Irrepressibly famboyant, Oscar Wilde was nonetheless a man of many faces and many moods. Admired, adored, snubbed, humiliated, vilified, and even imprisoned, Wilde, in spite of all, lived a fascinating life and produced works that are still enormously relevant today. Join us for a Wilde ride as we examine the man, his circle, his diverse works and his legacy.
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