Rev. Bill Blaine-Wallace, Multifaith Chaplin, will give a talk about "Our Positive Bodies: Mapping Our Treatment, Sharing Our Choices". This exhibition, originating in Nairobi, Kenya, was launched in 2004 by the Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health Foundation (TICAH), as a way to highlight the gravity of HIV/AIDS in a positive, affirming way. Blaine-Wallace, will speak about the vital role of museum exhibitions in general and, in particular, how the Our Positive Bodies exhibition impacts life and learning at Bates.

Cosponsored by the Bates College Art Museum and the Office of Multicultural Affairs