Human trafficking platform launches at USF St. Petersburg

The University of South Florida (USF) is officially launching an online platform called the BRIGHT (Bridging Resources and Information Gaps in Human Trafficking) Network.

The BRIGHT Network was developed by USF's Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Risk to Resilience Lab, in collaboration with anti-trafficking professionals and survivors. The platform compiles data and helps organizations aid victims of human trafficking by providing 24/7 online access to essential resources.

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Arts Alive! podcast: Peter Tush, the Dali Museum

As the Dali Museum’s Curator of Education, Peter Tush is the person who decides how the works of the Surrealist master, and of the other artists on exhibition alongside Dali, should be “interpreted” for the public. He trains the museum’s docents, writes the audio tours and the gallery labels, arranges school programming and gives talks – lots of talks – about each exhibit as it debuts. Tush works closely with the exhibit curators as every new show is in development.

In this Arts Alive! podcast interview, the question is put to him: How does one “explain” Surrealism, which by its very natures defies simple interpretation?

SPx: Peter Golenbock

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