University of Pittsburgh Department of Religious Studies
On April 17th, Ana Sekulic will be giving a talk entitled "Catholic Talisman’s and Inter-Religious Relations in Ottoman- and Post-Ottoman Bosnia and Herzegovina." This event is free and open to all!
Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service, College of Arts & Sciences, McDonough School of Business, and Georgetown University in Qatar
Announced by the University of Pittsburgh
Georgetown University is hosting leading intellectuals from the Global South to engage in forward-looking conversations with U.S.-based thinkers across a range of topics.
Georgetown University Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
Announced by the University of Pittsburgh Global Studies Center
Please join us for a book talk featuring CCAS adjunct professor Dr. Dania Thafer’s latest book “Creative Insecurity: Institutional Inertia and Youth Potential in the GCC.”
This critical session delves into the escalating issue of antisemitism accusations in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict, particularly amidst the recent calls for a ceasefire and human rights advocacy in Gaza. Panelists explore the complex dynamics at play, shedding light on how the weaponization of antisemitism accusations often results in perpetuating Islamophobic stereotypes, infringes on the free speech rights of Muslims and Arabs, and ultimately hinders genuine efforts to combat antisemitism. Read or watch the report using the links below.
Rutgers University Center for Middle Eastern Studies
The conflict in Gaza has understandably given rise to profound emotions and antipathies, with pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian camps at odds. Kenneth Roth, the former long-time executive director of Human Rights Watch, will look at the conflict from a pro-civilian perspective through the lens of international humanitarian law.
Georgetown University Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
This event is free and open to the general public. Registration is required.
CCAS, in partnership with Women’s and Gender Studies at Georgetown University and Gender+ Justice Initiative at Georgetown University, is pleased to welcome Dr. Zahra Ali, Assistant Professor of Sociology at Rutgers University-Newark, for Decolonizing Knowledge Making on Iraq.
