Archive Archive
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Syria Teach-In
Posted September 13, 2013In light of the lack of information and resources on Syria during a time when the American public continues to debate on potential US intervention, this event is designed to […] -
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Claudia Sobral’s “Ghosts of the Third Reich”
Posted April 29, 2013“Screening of the film Ghosts of the Third Reich and Discussion” Claudia Sobral, a Bard Alum of the Class of 1989, is a Brazilian-born Angeleno, the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors. […] -
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Tom Porteous
Posted April 9, 2013“Revolution, Rights, and Political Imagination in the Middle East and North Africa Today” Tom Porteous is the deputy program director at Human Rights Watch and is based in […] -
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Dana Yahalomi
Posted April 2, 2013“Birthright Palestine” During the lecture Dana Yahalomi, Public Movement Leader, presented key strategies developed by the movement alongside examples of previous actions. In the last six years, Public […] -
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Peter Rosenblum
Posted March 12, 2013“Driving in India: A Personal Story of Life, Tea, and Human Rights Research in the 21st Century” Peter Rosenblum has recently come to Bard after 10 years at […] -
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Robin Blackburn
Posted February 26, 2013“Abolition and Emancipation, A Dialogic Approach” Robin Blackburn is a Leverhulme research fellow at the University of Essex in the UK. Between 2001 and 2010 he was Visiting Professor […] -
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Avi Mograbhi’s “Once I Entered a Garden”
Posted February 19, 2013“Film Screening of Once I Entered a Garden and Discussion” Avi Mugrabi is considered one of Israel’s most important documentarist, as well as a committed eyewitness of the Middle East […] -
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Avital Ronell
Posted February 12, 2013“The Disappearance of Authority” In her book Loser Sons: Politics and Authority, Ronell writes: Something that still holds us hostage, authority has for all intents and purposes disappeared: it […]