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… to transport herself to the North.” Joshua Coffin to Lydia Maria Child. June 25, 1842 Coffin, a member of the American … Society, writes to author and abolitionist Lydia Maria Child about Harriet Jacobs. “I hope you will call & … dearer and sweeter to her than the present reality?—her people freed, and the school-house, built mainly by her own …

… colonized or enslaved, and recently contacted indigenous people of Latin America and the Caribbean. He received his … exploration and resource exploitation on the indigenous people who live within the park’s boundaries. His current … Rican experiences of the federal failures of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. J.D and Ph.D aj.hudson@yale.edu Law …

… (University of Notre Dame) and communications scholar Maria Repnikova (Emory University), the panel considered the …

… on the annual Fandango Fronterizo Festival, which unites people on both sides of the Tijuana-San Diego border. The … and Perick. Introduced by CLAIS Postdoctoral Associate Maria Aguilar. musicperformanceDiversity and InclusionAll …

… Asian Studies Council … /southasia/stories/constitution-people-have-strong-sense-ownership-and-want-protect-it … …

… Andrew Crane, University of Bath, U.K.; Grace Peña Delgado, University of California-Santa Cruz; Anna Mae Duane, …

… of pop music, through the music of Taiwanese pop singer Teresa Teng. In 2023-2024, he served as the elected student …

… from the town of Vignola (Modena). He is married to Maria Saez Marti and the father of one daughter, Nora. https://economics.yale.edu/people/fabrizio-zilibotti fabrizio.zilibotti@yale.edu FASECO …

… Chaplain Maytal Saltiel, the faculty panelists are Teresa Chahine, the Sheila and Ron ’92 B.A. Marcelo Senior …

… Sacred Heart University Caterina Passoni (‘18), Havenly Teresa Chahine is the inaugural Sheila and Ron ’92 B.A. …

… and modernity in dialogue Throughout human history, people have enslaved others, though the intensification of … by encouraging attendees to “think about slaves as people in all of their humanity.” Pointing to Thomas … Pompeii as an exercise in ‘reading’ for enslaved voices. Teresa Singleton (Syracuse University) introduced a wide …