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… 89.3 million people around the world forcibly displaced as a result of persecution, conflict, violence, or human rights … and the protection from punishment for illegal entry into a participating country. Though these rights have been and … Refugee & Immigrant Services (IRIS) is providing a wide range of services to refugees and immigrants, helping …

… on our website. Please see the conference schedule for a full list of titles, speakers, and abstracts.  Seal of …

… offering slaves for sale in Connecticut colony. One ad, “A Likely Negro Boy 11 Years Old,” is noteworthy for the name … an Archive of Americana collection, published by Readex, a division of NewsBank, in cooperation with the American … Advertisements offering rewards for runaway slaves were a common feature in colonial Connecticut newspapers. All …

… and Irish Americans. The answers to each question provide a link to documents. The links show how anyone can begin to … Roads and in Sources . Contemporary Access Routes is a list of books about race and ethnicity, published since 1990. Sources is a bibliography of material used in researching the project. …

… of inclusive teaching of culture. Her work has appeared in a variety of venues including  Jewish Social Studies . ;  …  (Wayne State University Press, 2013) which highlights a new generation of scholars revitalizing the field of … and Advanced). She currently works on developing a course on Graphic Novels in Hebrew. She is the recipient of …

… Photo Archive Group).  CGP Geographic Database (CGEO) . A large interactive political and geographic map of the …

… Paper Abstracts … Paper Abstracts  John Brown: A Problem in Biography David Reynolds, City University of New … York, Baruch College How I Wrote John Brown, Abolitionist: A Cultural Biography Evan Carton, The University of Texas at … and the Whirlwind: Can Biography Explain John Brown? Louis A. DeCaro Jr., Nyack/Alliance Theological Seminary The Old …

… Garnette Cadogan, editor-at-large for Non-Stop Metropolis: A New York City Atlas , reads his essay “Walking While Black,” originally published in Freeman’s, a literary magazine. The essay also appears in the  The Fire This Time: A New Generation Speaks About Race  (Scribner, 2016) under …

… independence (from Great Britain) in 1956, it inherited a rebellion by southern rebels against Khartoum-based rule.  … conflict.  The government of Sudan repeatedly employed a strategy of targeting civilians in particular regions, as … national army or from sources affiliated with it. In 2003, a rebellion broke out in the western region of Darfur.  …