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Dana Lee [photo] Film to Probe Poverty

Later this year, I'll be traveling to Uganda with a program that's part of Notre Dame's Kellogg Institute for International Studies. The program works with a small village outside of Kampala, Uganda. I'll be there for two weeks this summer and three months in the fall, forming relations with the people living there, and making a documentary film for my senior thesis project.

In my film, I want to examine the idea of solidarity across the world. Christianity teaches that we are all created and equally loved by the one living God; why must we make it so that some have so much material wealth while others have so little? I hope to create a film that lifts up the people in Uganda and examines solidarity and poverty in a way that makes the viewer really reconsider preconceived notions.

Michelle Carlisle
Film, Television, and Theatre and Theology
Class of 2010

In this performance of Burial at Thebes, Arts and Letters students experience the nuances of of Greek tragedy.
In this performance of Burial at Thebes, Arts and Letters students experience the nuances of of Greek tragedy.

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