Thanks to all who attended our final @AU_SIS book launch of 2024! @AskAkbar & an interfaith panel discussed his new book "The Flying Man" and what its themes of cross-religious knowledge and understanding during Andalusia's "golden age" of Islam can teach us about today's world.
Thanks to all who joined @AU_SIS for @jeff_bachman's double book launch on Tuesday! Jeff, @dremilysample, & @phd_sis Ester Brito engaged in an important discussion about genocide, including its definition and whether that matters, and how genocide has changed in the 21st century.
Join us on October 29th for the Dissent from Within: Ethics and the War on Gaza panel from 4-6 pm. The event will be held at the SIS Founders Room. You can RSVP and request accommodations for this event at this link: https://t.co/DBlF1leb36
Excited to officially launch the United States Atrocities Accountability Project (USAAP) at @AU_SIS@phrcrsis! I will be working w/students to document US atrocities and US role in the atrocities of others. If interested in learning more: https://t.co/1L4EhWZX5Q @research_sis
Calling all SIS Students! Do you want the chance to contribute to academic projects? The SIS Mass Atrocities Research Initiative (MARI) is looking for students to contribute to two new projects! Learn more about MARI and the projects here: https://t.co/ziJnOZ3Zxv @research_sis
SIS professor @TazreenaSajjad spoke to @csmonitor earlier this month about Bangladesh’s future following ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. https://t.co/aXVr5Vg6if @research_sis@phrcrsis
KOREAN CULTURE, CONNECTIONS, and VOA
Welcoming our @AU_SIS new @phrcrsis master’s students—now w pics! Also shout out to @VOANews for hosting them earlier in the day!
#JobAlert: The SIS Department of Peace, Human Rights, and Cultural Relations (@phrcrsis) is currently accepting applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in global migration, politics, processes, and policies.
Learn more and apply here: https://t.co/gJ5ZNBgELf
SIS professor @TazreenaSajjad explains the recent protests that rocked Bangladesh and led to the ousting of the prime minister. https://t.co/EclGMji4QZ
Jay-Z provided the "Blueprint" for @AU_SIS professorial lecturer Omékongo Dibinga’s popular three-credit class, which explores biography as a form of historical writing. https://t.co/07KE48kw4O
Are you tuning into the 2024 #OlympicGames? In the Take 5 segment of this new episode of Big World, SIS professor Rob Kelley discusses the top five Olympic Games that he believes were diplomatically successful. #Paris2024 https://t.co/abmYv6pSoP
@phrcrsis students had a great time visiting the Irish Secretariat in Belfast last week. The Secretariat was created through the Belfast/Good Friday Accord. We were there to celebrate the culmination of @WAVETrauma's Healing Journey Programme. It was an honor to witness.
Congratulations to SIS professor Anthony Fontes! Anthony, a member of the SIS Department of Peace, Human Rights & Cultural Relations, recently received tenure and a promotion to associate professor. @phrcrsis, @research_sis