Two lectures explore the story of an adopted child and the secrets uncovered in the life of Tsahi Bardugo. The second lecture examines the role of music in consolation, protest, identity formation, and resistance to dehumanization. The event takes place at the Beit Sapir Auditorium.
Lecturer: Tzachi Bardugo — author, mentor, and workshop facilitator
In the first person, Tzachi tells his moving and unbelievable story, which was revealed to him only when he was already 47 years old.
Tzachi has two first names, two ID numbers, three birth certificates, and four family names. What secrets were revealed behind this unbelievable story?
Lecturer: Itai Gruper, doctoral student, cultural researcher, and lecturer at Ono Academic College
We will embark on a musical journey revealing the dramatic story of the African-American community’s struggle for equality, and discuss the fascinating role of music as a tool for comfort, protest, identity creation, and resistance to dehumanization.
Beit Sapir Auditorium
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