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… women and men, seem invisible. Yet it has been societies through patterns of production and consumption that have … It is not enough to “incorporate” gender. Policy action must be in line with what people and communities want … for Multidisciplinary Research, UN . Sign up for the event here. By Francisco Ángeles & Alan Mendoza-Sosa Feb 28, …

… in early March 2022 to document the war’s everydayness through personal stories of internally displaced people and …

… of Vilna, Poland (present-day Vilnius, Lithuania) through the testimonies of survivors and the diaries of … archive of rare interviews to bring LGBTQ history to life through the voices of the people who lived it. Eric is the … the host of the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimony’s Those Who Were There, is a Tony Award nominated …

… ready to work with any local or national organizations, through all of our activities and more, to address the issues … abolitionists who had previously preferred the strategy of moral suasion – non-violently advocating the change of hearts … the former slave and fugitive slave came to embrace action through political parties and the possibility of …

… examines alcohol drinking as a form of melancholic play through which non-Christian Lisu men refuse Indigenous … movements in Southeast Asia. Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Seminar Via Zoom See CSEAS Current Calendar of Events and Activities *B.Y.O. …

… best book on slavery or abolition. Brown won for his book, Moral Capital: Foundations of British Abolitionism (Published … History, and Yale University. “Christopher Brown’s Moral Capital resets the terrain for understanding the … Studies at Yale University, was launched in November 1998 through a generous donation by philanthropists Richard Gilder …

… topic—discrimination and “Othering” in the country. The event was sponsored by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies. … organizers sought to critically examine these issues through interdisciplinary research. Discussions opened on …

… relevant for this moment. The first is the central role of testimony in efforts to understand genocide. Listening to … dimensions of their pain and possibly the sources of their resilience. Genocide scholars are finding there is more to learn about these same issues through hearing testimony from second and third generation …

… dialogue between historians of different geographies. This event will bring together Professor Omnia El Shakry (Yale)—a … recently in the context of genocide. Her latest book, The Moral Witness: Trials and Testimony after Genocide (Cornell, forthcoming 2019) traces …

… of university benefactor Elihu Yale — honors their resilience, persistence, creativity, and skills. And it … literature, and many others — were central to Yale’s transformation into a modern research university. Among them, … here at Yale, is for us to see the expansion of the moral.” Salovey said the findings of the Yale and Slavery …