Archive Archive

  • In 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 […] 0

    Syria Teach-In

    In 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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  •   “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. […] 0

    Claudia Sobral’s “Ghosts of the Third Reich”

      “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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  •   “Settler Appropriations in Palestine/Israel”   Settlerness—the conception, practice and production of the settler self—has been subject to several transformations in the history of Palestine/Israel. During the recent decades, new […] 0

    Nicola Perugini

      “Settler Appropriations in Palestine/Israel”   Settlerness—the conception, practice and production of the settler self—has been subject to several transformations in the history of Palestine/Israel. During the recent decades, new […]

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  •   “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 […] 0

    Tom Porteous

      “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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  •   “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 […] 0

    Dana Yahalomi

      “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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  •   “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 […] 0

    Peter Rosenblum

      “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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  •   “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 […] 0

    Robin Blackburn

      “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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  •   “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 […] 0

    Avi Mograbhi’s “Once I Entered a Garden”

      “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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  •   “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 […] 0

    Avital Ronell

      “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 […]

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  •   “Hidden Art in a War Zone”   Composer and theater-maker Merlijn Twaalfhoven discussed the challenges and strategies in creating Al Quds Underground, a secret festival in the living rooms […] 0

    Merlijn Twaalfhoven

      “Hidden Art in a War Zone”   Composer and theater-maker Merlijn Twaalfhoven discussed the challenges and strategies in creating Al Quds Underground, a secret festival in the living rooms […]

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