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Join Pitt's Muslim staff, faculty and students as they share their traditions, discuss their efforts to break barriers, build bridges and promote interfaith understanding during the holy month of Ramadan For each participate that attends, the Muslim Affinity Group will make at $10 donation to the Pitt Food Pantry. Presented by the Pitt Interfaith Dialogue and the Muslim Affinity Group in collaboration with the Muslim Association at Pitt. |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh The Maydan Podcast offers discussions addressing a range of topics and themes—both contemporary and historical—across multiple academic disciplines. It is designed to appeal to both academic and non-expert audiences. A team of scholars from different institutions and representing a wide range of subfields and domains of expertise contribute to the podcast. It will produce 50 episodes over one year and seeks to engage audiences within and outside the field of Islamic Studies. |
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Activism, Civil Society, and the Marginalized: A Human Rights Panel on Crimea Today |
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ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: MODERATOR |
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Review of film: "Visually striking, but narratively undernourished, the father-and-son-bonding drama “Homeward” unfolds against the backdrop of a fraught road trip from Kyiv to Russia-annexed Crimea and marks a flawed debut from young Ukrainian helmer-writer Nariman Aliev, a Crimean Tatar. Indeed, the plight of Crimean Tatars (both historically and currently) forms an important element of the plot. |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh |
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Br. Rashad Byrdsong to present on Social Injustice and Activism Register here: |
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