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During the fall 2024 semester, we will work with humour as a way to trigger happiness and laughter, and look at how it can be a tool to come together and create companionship. Humour can be a safe way to enter into difficult discussions and process complicated emotions. Together we will explore how humour can create friendships, positive changes in ourselves and society, and make us think about things we know well in new ways.
Read more about our educational program.