Hate and Otherizing: The Psychology of Perpetrator Behavior
The Human Rights Project and the Bard Center for the Study of Hate invite you to join us for a talk and discussion on Hate and Otherizing: The Psychology of […]
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American Exceptionalism on Steroids: Violating Human Rights at Home, From Obama to Trump
Olin 101a talk by JAMIL DAKWAR, ACLU Human Rights Program Director Jamil Dakwar (@jdakwar) is the director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Human Rights Program (HRP) which is dedicated to holding […]
Hostile Environments: A talk with Lorenzo Pezzani of Forensic Architecture
Olin 202In May 2012, the then UK Home Secretary Theresa May announced the introduction of new legislation aiming to “create here in Britain a really hostile environment for illegal migration. Work […]
Fake News! The View from Israel’s Military Occupation
Olin 102a lecture by Rebecca L. Stein Duke University Department of Anthropology Dr. Stein's research studies linkages between cultural and political processes in Israel in relation to its military occupation and the […]
Getting the Vote: Suffrage and the Women’s Movement in Post-Independence Lebanon
Olin 102Ziad Abu-Rish Visiting Researcher in Human Rights, Bard College Getting the Vote: Suffrage and the Women's Movement in Post-Independence Lebanon This presentation narrates and analyzes the struggle for women’s suffrage […]
Center for the Study of Hate Senior Project Colloquium
205 Olin 205, NY, United States
Mapping Historical Cairo
onlineThis workshop is designed to introduce Al-Madaq and provide a walk-through of the platform’s capabilities. Al-Madaq is a digital history website that presents historical research to a broad audience and features an […]