This nonpartisan event convenes diplomats, journalists, politicians and scholars to Indiana University, offering expert insights on the most critical topics to global affairs today.
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The University of Arizona Center for Middle Eastern Studies is happy to offer you speakers on almost any topic about the Middle East for your classes! Remote speakers are available for areas outside of Tucson. Many of our speakers are graduate students, and we pay them for giving talks, so by requesting speakers, you are also helping support graduate students! Send requests to alimmer@arizona.edu. |
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"Egypt's Unique Sound: The Political Economy of Mahragant Dance Music" A conversation between Omar Mansour and Dalia Ibraheem "Thanks to the Security In Context Network and the Carnegie Corporation for their support in this podcast series |
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Those interested in the histories and meanings of concepts used in national struggles, may be interested in a recent conversation between Mohammed Bamyeh and Derek Penslar, professor of Jewish Studies at Harvard. The event was organized about 10 days ago by the Collectif Judéité(s) in Montreal. |
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This event is free and open to the general public. Registration is required. This event is online only. If you encounter registration issues, please contact NSharaf@arabcenterdc.org |
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Rumi, the Muslim poet and mystic, has become a popular spiritual icon in the contemporary era and though his poetry and personae has resulted in some critiques of our consumption and appropriation of Islam, this talk will consider how Sufi communities in Canada with deep commitments to Rumi are defining their relationship to Rumi and Sufism through ritual practices. |
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A talk by Nasser Abourahme, Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern and North African Studies at Bowdoin College as part of “Thinking from Palestine: Dispossession, Liberation, and Return: Conversations on Three Recent and Forthcoming Books," a series presented by the International Consortium of Critical Theory Program. Visit https://events.berkeley.edu/cmes/event/237535-nasser-abourahme-the-time-... to learn more about the series. Livestream link below. |
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A talk by Linda Tabar, Senior Lecturer, Department of International Relations, University of Sussex as part of “Thinking from Palestine: Dispossession, Liberation, and Return: Conversations on Three Recent and Forthcoming Books," a series presented by the International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs. Visit https://events.berkeley.edu/cmes/event/237537-linda-tabar-the-indigenous... to learn more about the series. Livestream link below. |
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The "No State Solution" event, held on January 28, received lots of interest. For those still interested but have missed it, recordings are now available on Spotify and YouTube. Links are down below. Additionally, a text summary will soon be available online at TRAFO: Blog for Transnational Research (https://trafo.hypotheses.org). Description of the event: |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh The toolkit includes template letters for workplace and student accommodations during Ramadan and advocacy resources such as letters and resolutions urging elected officials to recognize Eid and promote a Gaza ceasefire at state and local levels. RAMADAN TOOLKIT In a statement, CAIR Government Affairs Department Coordinator Shafiquil Muhshna said |
