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… Studies Community Lunch Seminar Series & the Reading Ukraine: New Ukrainian Books Presentation Series Dr. Olena … language, the novel “Cecil the Lion Had to Die” and “Ukraine, War, Love: A Donetsk Diary”. In her talk she will … from Donetsk’s recent history that are entangled with her own experiences. She will speak about life in the world of …

… and first worked as a research assistant. Serendipitously, my topic of research ended up being about the political economy of the Mughal Empire, which piqued my interest in reading and taking classes on South Asian … advice would you pass on some of your juniors from your own experience? AW: Start early – it really helps! But it …

… family paternal family history and early family memories. “My paternal side begins with Winnie Cleiborn who emigrated … cellar making all kinds of wine.” I remember talking with my grandparents when they would visit my family. I was a good … but they passed for white. And no one left of their own accord. Even the Western Union Telegram delivery boys …

… of his campaign while denouncing unproven claims about Ukraine’s support for his 2016 opponent. He sees no limit to … a broader package of forward-looking responses from both private and public actors. To address election insecurity, …

… all pandemics, COVID-19 is not an accidental or random event. Epidemics afflict societies through the specific … disease threats as notifiable events; and devised its own rapid response capabilities. In the same year the US … the fifty states, and a series of major companies in the private sector. But as the emergency receded and fear …

… the summer months in Ecuador and Argentina went beyond my expectations in every way. Thanks to the Tristan … local healthcare staff and community members. CFHI caught my eye because of its inspiring mission: it helps youth (like … while empowering local communities to take charge of their own health narrative. Through CFHI, I got the chance to …

… nature and expectations of his audience, and partly by his own instincts for self-expression, development and growth. … million of bleeding slaves. I have felt the lash myself; my back is scarred with it; I know what they suffer.”[100] … was feminized in Douglass’s mind by its connection to the dark, illiterate Anna, and through the vague but powerful …

… these communities of their culture and heritage: “In my work, I really like to be nuanced and careful and not … “white gringo” Other while speaking to me, the perceived “dark negrito” Other, in English. In summation, these personal … also won various awards, which, as he states, “catapulted my career in really unexpected, rich, phenomenal ways”. …

… Legacy By Kevin Staton (Fairfield Public Schools, CT) My connection to the Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of … and Abolition at Yale (GLC) can actually be traced back to my family legacy in terms of the Great Migration. My mother … by Yale University, and these parents as well as my own benefitted from a rental program through the university …

… in Richmond about slave markets and emancipation led me to my current research topic. We know that slaveowners in … historians 100 years ago had reviewed to come to their own conclusions. I embarked on this research project to … called factorage firms, which were financial agents or private bankers. By purchasing property in humans on credit …

… performance in colonial Latin America develop? The seed of my interest in festive performance was surely planted by … on me, as someone who grew up in a more austere and private religious culture in Wisconsin. Semana Santa gave me … advisor Stephanie Merrim, who was beginning to work on her own book on the spectacular: The Spectacular City, Mexico, …