Virtual Conversation | September 29, 2026

Sustaining Culture in a Changing World

In partnership with the Brademas Center at NYU and International House at the University of Chicago
Sustaining Culture in a Changing World (part IV of a series)
September 29, 2026

In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, OneShared.World, International House at the University of Chicago, and NYU’s Brademas Center are pleased to present a recorded panel on Sustaining Culture in a Changing World. The panel features arts leaders from Latin America and U.S.-based Latinés, who are using their skills to foster mutual understanding and respect across cultures, as they create work under government censorship, help vulnerable young people find agency through the arts, and build community.

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Panel:
  • Diana Campoamor (Panelist): Founding President of Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP)
  • Dr. Arlene Dávila (Panelist): Founder and Director of NYU’s Latinx Project
  • Álvaro Restrepo (Panelist): Co-founder of Cartagena’s Colegio del Cuerpo and award-winning, internationally recognized choreographer
  • Rafael Steinhauser (Panelist): One of three leaders of MITsp — the São Paulo International Theatre Festival, recognized as one of Brazil’s leading performing arts festivals
  • Olga Garay-English (Moderator): The Director of the National Latinx Theater initiative and principal of OMGArtsplus, an international consulting practice
  • Jacqueline Davis (Introduction): Chair of Arts and Culture for One Shared World and member of the NYU Brademas Center Council from the United States