PubliCalendar: 'Having It All' Examines the Complications of Parenting
The premiere screening will be followed by a lecture titled Making Love Last and Marriage Work by Dr. John Gottman, who's been studying marriage, parenting, and human sexuality for over three decades. You'll have the choice to attend one or both segments when you purchase your ticket.
For Tuesday
'Arresting Power' Seattle Screening
Community policing is gaining a lot of traction in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. At Wednesday's Community Police Commission meeting safety concerns about the police presence at #BlackLivesMatter and May Day protests took center stage. Arresting Power provides a historical and political analysis on policing by focusing on cases in Portland.
This film challenges the notion that the Pacific Northwest is devoid of racially charged history: interviews feature stories about everyday harassment, lives lost, intimidation, and 50 years' worth of activist efforts to change the game.
'Arresting Power' in Seattle, Tue, May 19, 6pm, UW Department of Communications Rm 120, Free
Advance Notice for May 21
If you didn't think a robot could ever replace a living, breathing person in the workplace, the development of features like emotional-processing software will probably make you think again. Ford identifies the most at-risk jobs, explains how robot workers could impact the economy on a massive scale, and outlines basic changes to education, health care, and societal infrastructure that could stop the impending robot takeover.
How to Stop Robots from Stealing Jobs, Thu, May 21, 7:30pm, Town Hall Seattle, 1119 Eighth Ave, $5
