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… has been the most concentrated flight of people since the Rwandan genocide. “Most refugees are in poor mental and physical … in the Rakhine State. The most important, of course, being the assumption that Buddhists are an essentially …

… really going on,” he said, during a Yale-hosted online event, of these inquiries from well-meaning colleagues. “I’m … Yale and other academic institutions have been joined by artists, activists, and scholars who are living in Ukraine, … Molly Brunson, faculty director of REEES In the immediate aftermath of Russian assaults on nuclear plants in …

… Rouge By George Chigas and Dmitri Mosyakov The Cambodian Genocide Program, Yale University (Featuring an overview … intent on sabotaging the goals of the revolution. To avoid being targeted, “new people” tried to hide their group … of Tung Padewat generally coincided with an important event in the history of the Party and/or contain an article …

… networks of British and Indian professional and amateur artists, patrons, and scholars in British India in the later … from both high art and popular culture–many of which are being exhibited for the first time–including albums, … miniatures, and sculpture, demonstrating how collecting practices and artistic patronage in India at this period …

… of women in printing and publishing by featuring ten women artists, illustrators, and printers currently working on the …

…  KEYNOTE CONVERSATION: Universities, Slavery, and Memory David W. Blight* (Chair of the Yale and Slavery … will be framed by a discussion of contemporary archival practices and the challenges and possibilities of working … or present engagements with racial ideologies and racist practices. A particular focus will be how Yale has forged its …

… the loss of language and memories in Ogawa Yōko’s The Memory Police against the context of Hong Kong. Inspired by … and racial politics of Japanese studies. Most of all, I reflect upon the encounters that shape a queer feminist … Asian contexts. In addition, she is engaged with collaborative work to expand resources for Asian/Asian …

… Amendment Constitutional and reconstruction historians reflect on the most significant legacies of the Fourteenth …

… to understand and fight modern slavery, exploitative practices including forced labor and human trafficking remain … an international group of scholars and practitioners to reflect on their experiences in the field and discuss their … by 2030. This goal demonstrates the urgent need to reflect on strategy and ask what works and what does not, in …

… Peixoto's Limite to contemporary filmmakers and video artists. What was your pathway to visiting Yale? In my … Nature, Science: Exploring and Expanding Audiovisual Practices in the Anthropocene, addresses the challenges faced … concepts within the context of the Anthropocene. To reflect on the convergence of cinema’s origins and …

… but indigenous, predominantly Tutsi insurgent army, the Rwandan Patriotic Front, to overthrow the Hutu Power regime and halt its genocide of Tutsis. ­ The Khmer Rouge regime led by Pol Pot … also became more moderate over time in the face of genocide and extermination. Other resistance movements in …

… More broadly, I also consider how everyday affective practices among the wealthy dovetail with the interests of US … of scholarly work in the US, I think the most provocative, creative, and cutting-edge work is being done in interdisciplinary programs. These programs …