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Since spring 2011, the Syrian people have experienced unspeakable repression and violence. Hundreds of thousands have died. Over five million are refugees. Another six million are displaced inside Syria while world leaders watch. What would you sacrifice? For your ideals?
Australia, Singing Up Country: Teacher education academics and preservice teachers’ experience with Yuin Country and Aboriginal Perspectives
A discussion with Anthony McKnight (Yuin, Australia)
Since the 1980s, interest in politically and legally shaping public memory regarding the Holocaust and other crimes perpetrated during the Second World War has been evident in a wide variety of arenas.
Please join the Harriman Institute and the Columbia University Institute for the Study of Human Rights for a discussion with artist Vladimir Miladinovic and Srdjan Hercigonja (Columbia University, Alliance for Historical Dialogue and Accountability Fellow, Institute for the Study of Human Rights)
A story about two teenagers, a Rohingya girl and a Buddhist boy, segregated by conflict in Burma's Rakhine State.
Showing of the award-winning documentary followed by discussion with Burmese human rights activists Kyaw Hsan and Myo Win.
