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… and beyond the Middle East in order to understand how war has affected refugees’ lives and how resettlement in other countries has unfolded. … Bureaucratic Challenges, War Legacies, Refugee Healthcare, Care and Caregiving among Refugee Populations, and Resilience …

… has no right to exist, that it is historically Russian land and a fictional country created by Russian Bolsheviks. … a couple of books or writing an essay yourself. But in any event, the history that he tells doesn’t make any sense. His … SNYDER: Well, I think there is a basic human impulse to care when a smaller people is invaded by a larger people for …

… has no right to exist, that it is historically Russian land and a fictional country created by Russian Bolsheviks. … a couple of books or writing an essay yourself. But in any event, the history that he tells doesn’t make any sense. His … SNYDER: Well, I think there is a basic human impulse to care when a smaller people is invaded by a larger people for …

… and rhythms. A vocalist then joins them, singing partially improvised melodies of the Iraqi maqam tradition — a system … the maqam, a threatened art form, since childhood. He lives in Baghdad, but is in the United States this year under … place for accomplished artists who face threats to their lives or artistic practices in their home countries to share …

… 2:15 - 3:45PM Session II Sites of Intimacy: Community & Care  Screening of : uNomalanga & The Witch  (2017, 22 min) … 4:00 - 5:00PM Session III Lights, Camera, Activism: Black Creativity & Community Organizing  Screening of  Street 66 … Drought ravages on as a lone woman travels the scathing land searching for water. Things however get complicated when …

… of three talks under the theme “America Confronts the Post-Imperial World.” Polk is a former Professor of Middle … doing good, and where they were involved in taking the land away from the people who were there.” He went on to … under President Bush, “have profound effects on our lives today.” In his third and final lecture, Polk sought to …

… with class dynamics, urbanization, gender, health care, and ritual life. 1 credit for Yale College students   … 1898), the dispossession of indigenous people of their land and the implication of intensive farming were also … meet them, or even hear of them, yet in the minds of each lives the image of their community”  —Benedict Anderson …

… January 5, 1999:  “Désolés pour le génocide…,”   Le Monde. Documenting the Cambodian Genocide on Multimedia First CGP … Association , No. 2, 2003 “September 11, 2001- ‘An Event Without a Voice’,” in  Trauma at Home , Judith … the Narratives of the Muted,” in  Social Work in Health Care :  The Journal Adopted by the Society for Work …

… the Middle East, Europe, and North America Since the Iraq war, the Middle East has been in continuous upheaval, … of the world, the refugees show remarkable resilience and creativity amidst profound adversity. Through careful …

… additional chunk of Ukraine, if not a brazen imperial land grab? Why were no referenda offered to the Chechens and … to flourish. Racism remains a prominent feature of  the post-Soviet Russian present , enabling the government to send … shipped to Central Asia and Siberia, a journey took the lives of tens of thousands of people and made the survivors …