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Announced by The University of Pittsburgh About the Event: In conversation with conceptual artist Sama Alshaibi, Brown University professor Nadje Al-Ali and Columbia University professor Kathryn Spellman Poots will discuss her art and the significance of war, exile, borders and environmental destruction in her work. What role do gender and her body play in her work? And how does her art draw on historical sources and contemporary realities to express exploitations of freedom? |
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Announced by CERIS Teach-In about Palestinians and the tremendous pushback and opposition in our schools and communities, offered by Abolitionist Teaching Network and the Coalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies. (This is part 2 of 2) , 11/19 from 9:30-11:30 AM PST co-sponsored by the Abolitionist Teaching Network and the Coalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies. |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh Speaker: Claudia Yaghoobi, Professor, University of North Carolina |
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A discussion on "Palestine and the Limits of the Law," GU-Q Senior Visiting Fellow Professor Wadie Said, moderated by Professor Abdullah Al-Arian, Georgetown University |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh |
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Video of Pete Beinart in discussion with Nader Hashemi, Associate Professor of Middle East and Islamic Politics, Director Alwahleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University Speaker Bio: |
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Announced by CERIS, University of Pittsburgh |
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Announced by CERIS The Jerusalem Fund and Palestine Center hosts their 2023 Annual Conference titled, "One Palestine: The Struggle Against Apartheid," in honor of the resplendent unity displayed by the Palestinian people in the face of colonial fragmentation. |
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Provided by the Brown University Choices Program In the late nineteenth century, European powers claimed the African continent for themselves. But Africans did not submit to outside control willingly. How did Africans resist European colonialism? |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh The Brown University Choices team is heartbroken by the violence and destruction occurring in Israel and Gaza. Teaching About Controversial Issues: A Resource Guide provides pedagogical tools and resources that can help guide the difficult conversations you may be having with your students about the conflict. Use the link below to access the resource guide. |
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