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… set up initiatives within the country’s national health care system to help address the needs of displaced migrants … area, working mostly with refugees of the Lebanese Civil War but also Iraqi refugees. A lot of Middle Eastern refugees … that the United States and the West in general needs to care more about refugees because it has been very involved in …

… creating representation and the radical notion of self-care. An edited version of the conversation follows: … There’s temptation- the world likes me best when I’m wounded and I’m broken because that’s compelling and sexy and …

… Now they took me away again.  My dear, please take good care of our children.  I will not be nearby you any more.  … 1. The opening of this course is the most important event. 2. Each of our comrades has been involved in class … better than before. Even though some cadres lost their lives, it is a precious sacrifice for the cause of the …

… Brown for “Tacky’s Revolt: The Story of an Atlantic Slave War” (The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press); Jessica … troubles the waters, forcing us to recognize the complex lives that black women created in the Atlantic world and … the roles of intimacy and kinship in black women’s lives in the Atlantic world. In “Blood on the River,” …

… the prize was Robert E. McGlone for his book John Brown’s War Against Slavery (Cambridge University Press). This year’s … as part of the unending struggle to control their own lives. Interpreting archival evidence with both rigor and creativity, Carney and Rosomoff explore the provisioning of …

… (University of Latvia) “Crossing Symbolic Boundaries: Can Precarity Bring Latvians and Russophones Closer Together?” …

… Russian Revolutions of 1905 and 1917, as well as the Civil War of 1917–1922. These migratory flows were fundamentally … from the Soviet Union was triggered by the Second World War. To date, research on migrant artists from …

… of the Universität Zürich. The two scholars met at an event in Zurich in 2018 and after a series of exciting … and literary circulation, sound and translation, and poetics. Scholars ranged from tenured professors to graduate … younger generation, represented by graduate students and post-doctoral fellows who presented at the conference. They …

… “challenges her students to develop the curiosity and creativity characteristic of liberal artists and scientists,” … the ninth president of Duke University, serving in that post for 14 years until 2017, he had a long career at Yale … for outstanding teaching by your predecessors at this event in 1979.” Chun praised Brodhead for his work to develop …

… Rethink Capitalism and Slavery: Russian Imperial Finance, Land Grant Railroads, and the Southern One Percent September … Tradition within the Black Belt Region: Building a Land-Based Self-Determination Philosophy December 10 … Clarke University of York, History The Chemical Empire: War, Development and Insect Control in Britain’s Colonies …

… began, surprisingly, in Berlin. The city “was still a Cold War place” when Trumpener was there working on her PhD in … to a vast new settlement, opening this big tract of land and settling it. In the novel, Bogle Corbet is asked by … were emigrating to Canada and wanted to know where to buy land. There are some very interesting essays from the 1960s …