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… Bellingcat; Leonid Volkov, 2018 World Fellow and Navalny's chief of staff; and Anna Biriukova, 2024 World Fellow and a …

… of contracting COVID-19. He even authored a book, “ Apollo’s Arrow: The Profound and Enduring Impact of Coronavirus on … The interview has been edited and condensed. In “Apollo’s Arrow,” you provide readers with a historical perspective … on the pandemic. What can we learn from humanity’s experience with plagues to help us make sense of these …

… Roman Zinigrad … Roman Zinigrad Roman Zinigrad is a J.S.D. candidate at Yale Law School, where he has also … professors in Constitutional and International Law. Roman s academic interests include constitutional law and political … administrative law, religion and Jewish law. In his J.S.D. dissertation on liberal-democratic education, he is …

… Shankar appeared in the Feb. 26 issue of the Yale Daily News: Though India may be the largest democracy in the world, … to 1975. During her talk, Roy, who was among Time magazine’s “100 Most Influential People” in 2011, emphasized that the … democracy which we look to for protecting our fundamental rights has failed.” A self-described “worker and activist for …

… an important role in obtaining and securing the Indian’s loyalty. Nevertheless, it was the urgency of defending a … eighteenth century have noted the royalism expressed by enslaved people of African descent. Such scholars have tended to focus their attention upon those enslaved people who made royalism central to their acts of …

… Artist Stephanie García’s “Ofrenda” Offers a Nuanced Perspective During Hispanic Heritage Month … Artist Stephanie García’s “Ofrenda” Offers a Nuanced Perspective During Hispanic …   While listening to an audio compilation that included news reporting on recent and ongoing crimes against …

… Lloyd Garrison, Nonviolent Abolitionists, and John Brown Wendy Hamand Venet, Georgia State University John Brown, Female Abolitionists, and Rights for Women: A Mixed Legacy … Gilder Lehrman Center for …

… UNC-Chapel Hill John Brown: The Stone in the Historian’s Shoe 10:30 - 11:00 a.m.        Coffee Break 11:00 a.m. - … Lloyd Garrison, Nonviolent Abolitionists, and John Brown Wendy Hamand Venet, Georgia State University John Brown, Female Abolitionists, and Rights for Women: A Mixed Legacy Moderator: David W. Blight, …

… After Geneva, U.S.-Russia talks on Ukraine move to NATO, then to the OSCE … After Geneva, U.S.-Russia talks on Ukraine move to NATO, then to the OSCE On Sunday evening, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy R. Sherman and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey …

… Gray, director of the Hillary Clinton Center for Women’s Empowerment at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco, … been either direct or indirect victims of potential human rights violations. She describes direct victims as “actively … children. “How do you process that? How is that a human rights violation? What kind of crime is this?” Gray reflects. …

… of New York, author of Buried Secrets: Truth and Human Rights in Guatemala “Justice After Genocide? Impunity and Human Rights in 21st Century Guatemala” October 26 Russell … The Curious Case of Children Born of Genocidal Rape” S pecial seminar presentation at 6:30 p.m. in Luce Hall, 34 …

… (Catie) Peters is a Postdoctoral Associate in Yale’s Program in Agrarian Studies. She received her Ph.D. … naturalize the “replacement” of indentured individuals for enslaved people, the study situates people of Asian and … pieces on Indian politics and climate change issues in news periodicals, such as the Belgian longform magazine MO*. …