In an effort to offer meaningful educational exchanges between Fulbright grantees, One To World will continue its ongoing series where Fulbright scholars will have a platform to share their research to Fulbright student and scholar attendees. For this session, we are opening the event up to any others who may be interested in attending! At […]
Kick off the New Year on a positive note attending a classical concert of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra at the famous Carnegie Hall! Founded in 1842 by local musicians, the New York Philharmonic is the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States and one of the oldest in the world. they are returning to […]
One To World's Cultural Cuisine is back for its 2nd dinner of the academic year! Get together and enjoy New York's vibrant restaurant landscape on a student budget! Whether you are a dedicated foodie, especially interested in one national cuisine, or simply looking to spend your evening among other students from all over the world, […]
Build up your resilience through the development of intercultural competencies with Story Circles! Story Circles is a group of people who share stories in response to a particular topic in a structured way that encourages full and authentic participation in both listening to and sharing personal stories. At this event, each participant will take […]
One To World is pleased to host the fourth performance of a our virtual concert series! Artist and One To World community member will be Eunae Lee, who hails from South Korea and has completed her music studies in New York and Chicago, will stream her performance live on YouTube and will include works by […]
February is Black History Month in the US, and there's no better time to better time to learn about the impact of Black New Yorkers throughout history. In that spirit, join One To World and your fellow international students for a visit to the Lewis Latimer House Museum. Lewis Howard Latimer was an inventor, […]
Travel back in time and walk through a small town known as the Land of the Blacks, the first free Black community in New York. This town was founded in 1643 just outside the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam, in today's lower Manhattan, and by 1655 it was over twice the size of modern SoHo. […]
If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere! But who actually coined the original quote? And when exactly was the Brooklyn Bridge built? Whether you've just moved to the Big Apple or if you've been calling "the grid" home for a long time already, during our Trivia Night everyone can learn new facts […]
Join fellow Fulbright grantees for a discussion to explore and unpack the global origins and impacts of racism. Malcolm Shanks (they/he), Affiliate Consultant/Trainer for the Interaction Institute for Social Change, will lead participants through this virtual discussion on race as a social construct with global origins, as opposed to a system born solely within the […]
Join fellow Fulbright scholars for a discussion to explore and unpack the global origins and impacts of racism. Malcolm Shanks (they/he), Affiliate Consultant/Trainer for the Interaction Institute for Social Change, will lead participants through this virtual discussion on race as a social construct with global origins, as opposed to a system born solely within the […]
Join One To World and other international students to celebrate Black History Month with a special performance! Take advantage of our discounted tickets to Harlem Chamber Players' 14th Annual Black History Month Celebration at the Harlem School of the Arts. The Harlem Chamber Players is an ethnically diverse collective of professional musicians dedicated to […]
In an effort to offer meaningful educational exchanges between Fulbright grantees, One To World will continue its ongoing series where Fulbright scholars will have a platform to share their research to Fulbright student and scholar attendees. At our third session of the 2021-2022 academic year, our presenter will be Fulbright scholar from Israel, Tamar Rotman, […]