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Dear Colleagues,
Please see the below list of upcoming online Buddhist Studies events, compiled together with Mariia Lepneva.
The below list only includes events taking place the next month. The entire list is available on this Google doc. We encourage everyone to help keep this list up to date by adding events we have overlooked.
Guttorm Gundersen,
PhD Candidate, Harvard University
Russian and Eastern European Studies Network (REES) at Queen’s University presents
Online Symposium “Ukrainian Studies Now: Searching for New Optics in Times of Survival”
Friday April 7th, 2023, 3:00 PM Arizona Time (UTC -7)
CEAS VIRTUAL ROUNDTABLE SERIES
You're Invited!
GW Judaic Studies Program:
2022-2023 Max Ticktin Lecture
Isn't Shared Interests Enough?
Why Shared Values is Key to Surmounting Challenges Facing the US- Israel Relationship at a Time of Deep Division
Presented by David Makovsky
Thursday, March 23rd
8:00 PM EST
The Association of Jewish Libraries is delighted to host an event showcasing Jewish collections from Serbian libraries, archives, and museums on Thursday, March 23 ( 9:00 am PT / noon ET / 6:00 pm CET / 7:00 pm Israel Time).
Please join us to meet Serbian colleagues and hear them present about their collections and programs!
“Russian” Jewish identity as we know it today is relatively new, primarily a consequence of the tumultuous twentieth century. It has been challenged and recast since the end of the Soviet Union and, more recently, by the current war between Russia and Ukraine. How are we now revising our understanding of the creation and evolution of Russian-speaking and Soviet Jewish identities?
The Histories of Global Capitalism Forum (HGCF) at the University of Maryland, College Park is an interdisciplinary speaker series bringing together emerging and established scholars from across the DC area and beyond. We cordially invite you to our next online event:
Gendered Capitalism: Multinationals and Global Cultures of Domesticity
a guest talk by
