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The At Home Abroad House invites you to challenge your habits of visual culture, fill your ears with less-familiar sounds, and build your own understanding of what it means to live in a global age. Stanford experts from a multitude of cultural disciplines representing multiple geographic regions have selected some of the best of the best of recent film for you to view: come see for yourself and see outside the box with this tailored line-up of contemporary cinema from around the world. Weekly screenings hosted at the At Home Abroad House; class is open to undergrads only and is mandatory for pre-assigned residents of AHA.

The At Home Abroad House invites you to challenge the way you usually learn by trying out art forms and creative problem-solving strategies from around the world and building your own understanding of what it means to live in a global age. This once-a-week seminar offers a line-up of hands-on sessions with seasoned guests from across Stanford. Each session introduces students to a different cultural perspective via expert insight and activities that encourage learning by doing: faculty- and student-led workshops will encompass multiple media (such as music, dance, visual arts), genres (such as pop culture, drama, folklore, and poetry), and venues that are global in nature (such as sports and technology). Through lively discussion and active doing, students will gain exposure to global discourses and issues through creative approaches. No prerequisites; required for pre-assigned residents of AHA; open to all interested undergraduate students.