Don't miss this hybrid talk by our RSW affiliate @sbudnitsky entitled "Russia and the Global Digital (Dis)Order" at @TheWilsonCenter on May 31, 2-3 pm EST! Follow this link to register for the talk: https://t.co/WC7ylT3iVY
[EVENT] Join our @kennaninstitute, @WilsonSTIP and James H. Billington Fellow @sbudnitsky on May 31 at 2pm ET for an in-depth discussion on how #Russia is leading the global challenge to US digital dominance ⤵️
https://t.co/lBxZVevsTc
Join us at 12 pm on April 12 for a Zoom panel on "Queer Migrations from/in Central-Eastern Europe and Central Asia" moderated by our postdoctoral fellow Dr. Alexandra Novitskaya! Please register here to attend: https://t.co/IKndYn0Oli
This panel is co-sponsored by @IUREEI@iaunrc
Join us this Friday at 11:00 am EST for a virtual screening of Jerry Mercury's film "Saffron March" followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker. This film is in Russian only and there is no English translation or subtitles. Please register at the Zoom link here: https://t.co/ExgIji25PA
This Wednesday, join us at 11 am for our next event in the Critical Conversations series "Where do Russians Get the News? The Media Sphere Today" moderated by Dr.Ilya Utekhin.
Register for this virtual event here: https://t.co/cPZqX8wMKW
We have a lot of exciting programming this week, beginning with a hybrid screening of "I am the Body", a documentary film about our #ProfessionART project. Join us on Tuesday at 11:00am EST in GA1118 if you're in Bloomington, or attend via Zoom by scanning the flyer QR-code!
February 24 marks the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Join us this Friday in Shreve Auditorium at 11:30 am or @wfiu to hear Dr. Sarah Phillips, Dafna Rachok and Irina Voloshyna discuss the year since the invasion.
https://t.co/LaSz4IWTiI
Join us for a screening of 'Volunteers' with director Ilya Utekhin on Feb 22 in Shreve Auditorium!
Scan the QR-code on the poster below for more details
It is not too late to register for our Critical Conversation on the ProfessionART project happening tomorrow at 12:00 pm EST/ 20:00 MSK. This event will have synchronous English-Russian interpretation. Register now at: https://t.co/5z5iSAmxyc
#disabilityart#disabilitystudies
This talk by our very own Dr. Tatiana Saburova is TOMORROW! Join us in Hazelbaker Hall this Wednesday at 12 pm, or register for the Zoom option here: https://t.co/OEWsWX4MCi...
On February 10, we will be hosting Dr. Elena Trubina from @UNC_CSEEES who will give a talk about her recent co-edited volume Cold Waters: Tangible and Symbolic Seascapes of the North. Join us in GA4067 or register now to attend this hybrid meeting!
Continuing our exciting spring semester programming, we would like to invite you to a hybrid talk by Dr. Tatiana Saburova for the @IDAH_IU on February 8th. Register for the Zoom option via the QR-code now!
Please join us on February 10 for our Critical Conversations in Russian Studies—ProfessionART: Art Without Borders for a stimulating conversation on disability art with ProfessionART team members and participating artists! #disabilitystudies
Sharing some recent blog posts from Dr. Susan Smith-Peter, a participant of our Graduate Methods Training Workshop! Dr. Smith-Peter mentioned these pieces were inspired by our GMTW roundtable “Doing Research on Russia and Beyond”:
https://t.co/kzbD5hhVzO
https://t.co/JjYY2jIrDa
Our affiliate Dr. Stanislav Budnitsky has published a new article entitled "Global disengagement: public diplomacy humor in the Russian–Ukrainian War" in the journal Place Branding and Public Diplomacy. Congratulations @sbudnitsky!
https://t.co/TizJQvzInD
Please join us for our last #ProfessionART event - the unveiling of our publication and a screening of our documentary film! This event will take place on Zoom on December 14 at 12:00 EST / 20:00 MSK. If you'd like to attend, please register below:
https://t.co/lhRnPt3FiU
Check out our newest blog posts—responses to our Portraits in Permafrost: Cinema of the Russian Arctic Film series—authored by graduate students Ani Abrahamyan, Victoria Henretty, and Vlada Lodesk!
https://t.co/LLHQvpdPMg
Our graduate affiliate Stepan Serdiukov has just published a new article in The Conversation entitled "White landowners in Hawaii imported Russian workers in the early 1900s, to dilute the labor power of Asians in the islands." Congratulations, Stepan!
https://t.co/uEP8yl1qS3
TODAY at 4:30 pm in GA2067 Dr. Aleksandr Kondakov will be speaking with our postdoctoral scholar Alexandra Novitskaya on his new book Violent Affections: Queer Sexuality, Techniques of Power, and Law in Russia.
Register now to join us virtually: https://t.co/UNptOW3owq