Peace & Conflict
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DEAD END KIDS: A STORY OF NUCLEAR POWERPerforming Arts World History Peace & Conflict Directed by Women
A wacky, free-wheeling satire which examines key moments in the history of nuclear
power, from the flowering of medieval alchemy in the 16th century, to the development
of the atomic bomb, Hiroshima and its aftermath, and the cultural and political fallout of
the Cold War '50s.
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SINGING IN COLORChildren & Young Adult Women's Studies Sociology Performing Arts Peace & Conflict Music Cultural Studies African Studies African-American Studies
This video follows the world-famous Chicago Children's Choir on their 1996 tour of
South Africa and shows how music can convey a message of peace.
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