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First Speak Up! Lab:

First Speak Up! Lab:

First Speak Up! Lab:

First Speak Up! Lab:

Members of the diaspora who retain an interest in Africa might be interested in joining our expert panel this Friday 21st at 3pm South Africa time (2pm GMT) for a broad-ranging discussion on all aspects of African media, culture and communication.

Join our expert panel this Friday 21st at 3pm South Africa time (2pm GMT) for a broad-ranging discussion on all aspects of African media, culture and communication.

The Forum for Ukrainian Studies invites essays submissions from policy experts, think tankers, practitioners, and scholars at various career stages to explore, analyze, and discuss contemporary developments in Ukraine, in the Eastern Europe region, and on the global stage from a variety of points of view and disciplines. 

We encourage submissions in, but not limited to, the following areas:

My apologies for the incorrect embedded link at the beginning of the post. It does not lead back to the journal. However, if you copy and paste the whole link to a new browser tab, it should lead you directly to the issue webpage: https://thecjbs.org/archive-issue-details/?vol=15

Thank you for your patience,

Ngoc Le

Dear friends and colleagues,

I am glad to announce that the Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies' special issue Buddhism and Social Change was published and is now available on the journal's website: https://thecjbs.org/archive-issue-details/?vol=15

I would appreciate if you can spread the word to interested colleagues.