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Inspired by ,Ìýwhich includes a weekly column, a book, a podcast and film seriesÌý— about relationships, feelings, betrayals and revelations, the Conference on World Affairs (CWA)Ìýhuman condition program committee shares University of Colorado studentÌýstories of modern love throughÌýa series of performancesÌýand a virtual discussionÌýduring the 2021 CWA week (April 5-11).

All essays were all authored byÌýUniversity of Colorado students and were performed and recorded by University of Colorado Theatre & Dance students. Each day of the conference CWA willÌýshare a new performance viaÌýthe . The series will concludeÌýwith a facilitated virtual discussion between select authors and long-time CWA speaker, CU alumnus, author and social scientist, Ty TashiroÌýto discuss the challenges, triumphs and shared experiences of their stories.Ìý

What Matters Most in the Search for Love: Stories of Love, Loss, and Resilience
ÌýÌý7:00Ìý- 8:00Ìýp.m. MDT
Ty Tashiro facilitates a discussion withÌýUniversity of Colorado student authors about their own stories ofÌýlove and loss performed by CU Theater and Dance students
CU Boulder student authors: Sydney MunmanÌýandÌýLily Sergi

[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWpHyWu3P1M]