The Carsey-Wolf Center’s 2025-26 feature series Connectivity examines the evolving meaning of connection in our contemporary moment. While the term “connectivity” often invokes our ever-increasing entanglement with digital infrastructure and social media networks, this series reimagines the term not only as a technical feature of media, but as a humanistic value and a condition of social and public life. This series embraces connectivity as a framework for thinking critically about the ways in which people use media to connect with ideas and with one another, from the shared experience of moviegoing to the collective bonds forged through storytelling and public dialogue.

If you have ideas for public events that might fit with our 2025-2026 programming theme, please complete this form and a member of our staff will be in touch with you. If you have questions about the series, please contact Carsey-Wolf Center Associate Director Emily Zinn.