What do the editor of the popular New York Times column, “Modern Love,”
and the “Love Doctor” have to say about The Future of Love?

Tuesday, June 29th

12 PM New York | 6 PM Paris | 9:30 PM Mumbai

The Global Columbia Collaboratory and Columbia Global Centers bring leading thinkers and scholars together to discuss the issues of our times.

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Ask your most pressing questions about love.

What is the status of love both during and after the pandemic?

How has technology impacted dating and relationships?

Does love differ around the world or is there a universal language of love?

Daniel Jones

Author and Editor

NYT “Modern Love” column and podcast

Dr. Judy Kuriansky

Clinical Psychologist and Professor

Teachers College, Columbia University

Shannon Marquez

Introductions and Q&A

Dean of Undergraduate Global Engagement
Columbia University

Safwan Masri

Chair

Professor and EVP for Global Centers and Global Development
Columbia University

The “Love Doctor,” Dr. Judy Kuriansky, hits the High Line in Manhattan to hear New Yorkers’ questions about the Future of Love.

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Registrants will be sent a link to the on-demand webinar on the Columbia Global Centers YouTube channel shortly after the event.

Previous Events from the
Global Columbia Collaboratory

The Global Columbia Collaboratory investigated “The Future of Work” June 14. With many workers suffering mental health damage during the past year, they may be hesitant to go right back to work even when “normality” returns. They may now want to do something different with their lives or have stepped back to “rewire” themselves for better work-life balance in the future. Many will prefer jobs that mean working less and being more creative. Still others will be reluctant to return to professions—including healthcare, teaching, restaurants, retail, and travel—that obviously bear risks of exposure to new viruses in the future.

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JASA is one of the largest, most trusted agencies serving older adults and they created this hub of events, which are virtual and free to the public throughout the United States, to ensure that older adults are still able to access vibrant cultural programming while continuing to shelter in place and avoid the heat.

JASA’s programs for older adults are considered by many to be the gold standard in the space, and their virtual senior center programming is really the most unique of its kind, offering a variety of culturally diverse workshops:
· Senior Center Virtual Events hub – providing opportunities for folks to connect, exercise and learn through:
o Fitness: Chair Yoga, Thai Chi & Thai Chi for Arthritis, Salsa Dance, Zumba, Dance Therapy, Ritmo Latino Dance, Meditation, Belly Dancing and more
o Music and Arts: Poetry, Creative Arts, Concerts in Motion (including a focus on Russian music), Brain Candy Trivia, Creative Writing and more
o Lectures and Support Groups: Current Events meetings, Health and Wellness support groups, Bereavement groups, ESL/citizenship class, “What’s on your mind” discussions, Technology Support class and more
o Health: Nutrition Empowerment Workshop, Diabetes Workshop, Sharpen your Mind workshop and more
o Any interested seniors can sign up for these programs by emailing: seniorcenters@jasa.org
In addition to their virtual senior center programs, JASA also offers a continuing education program for adults 50+:
· Sundays at JASA – Virtual, continuing education initiative for adults 50+, offering a wide range of courses and lectures from luminaries in the arts, politics, media and more.
o To participate in Sundays at JASA, folks can contact Sundays@jasa.org or call (212) 273 -5304
For folks looking to volunteer in support of seniors at this time, JASA is also offering JASAChat – a volunteer program where folks can be connected with a senior for a phone or video conversation once or twice a week.

JASA will also be hosting a Virtual Crossword Puzzle Event with The New York Times’ Will Shortz this Wednesday, July 29th! This “Get a Clue: Crossword Construction” class has actually been a main staple of Sundays and JASA (mentioned above), and now, acting as a virtual, public event, funds from the evening will go directly to supporting JASA’s services.

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