In-Person teaching Workshop with Heather Renee Ingram

by msu | Aug 2, 2022 | 2022, Art, Film & Literature, History & Social Sciences, International, Pedagogy, United States

Heather Renee Ingram, Teacher Recorded on June 28,...

In-Person teaching Workshop with Catherine Irving

by msu | Aug 2, 2022 | 2022, Art, Film & Literature, History & Social Sciences, International, Pedagogy, United States

Catherine Irving, Teacher Recorded on June 28,...

Bearing Witness: Narrative Journalism & Human Rights in Xinjiang, China

by msu | Aug 2, 2022 | 2022, China, Conflict, East Asia, Genocide, History & Social Sciences, Human Rights, Journalism, Politics, Religion

Ben Mauk, Journalist Recorded on June 23, 2022 Video Video available upon request only. Please email eastasia@uchicago.edu Web Links The New Yorker – Inside Xinjiang’s Prison State The New York Times Magazine – Can China Turn the Middle of Nowhere...

The Violence of Disinformation in Palestine

by msu | Aug 2, 2022 | 2022, Conflict, History & Social Sciences, Human Rights, International, Israel, Journalism, Middle East, Palestine, Politics, United States

Sarah Aziza, Journalist Recorded on June 21,...

Justifying War: How Russia Convinced Its People to Take Part in the Land Grab of the Century

by msu | Aug 2, 2022 | 2022, Conflict, Eastern Europe / Russia / Eurasia, History & Social Sciences, Human Rights, Journalism, Migration, Politics, Russia, Ukraine

Simon Ostrovsky, PBS NewsHour Special Correspondent Recorded on June 20, 2022 Video Web Links PBS NewsHour – Russian withdrawal from Bucha exposes atrocities against Ukrainian civilians New York Times – Journey to Transnistria: Inside Russia’s...

Artistic Activism with Stephen Duncombe

by kskulkarni | Nov 30, 2020 | 2020, Art, Film & Literature, History & Social Sciences, International, Pedagogy, Politics, United States

Stephen Duncombe, Professor at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, New York University; Recorded on November 6,...