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- Coffee Break Series: Seyfarth Shaw9:30 am
- [Nature Careers] Hiring in Science10:00 am
- Greening the Arctic10:00 am
- Resume & Cover Letter Drop-Ins 12:00 pm
- The Maccabees Project: Reconsidering the Conquests of John Hyracus I12:15 pm
- Reconsidering the Conquests of John Hyrcanus I12:15 pm
- Japanese Democracy in the Aftermath of the 2024 Elections12:30 pm
- Precarity Lab: Elif Birced12:45 pm
- Asian American is not a Color: A Fireside Chat about Race, Affirmative Action, and Family12:45 pm
- Massachusetts Academy of Trial Lawyers Panel Discussion, Hosted by BU Law Plaintiffs’ Law Association1:00 pm
- Wheelock Educational Policy Seminar Series 3:00 pm
- Library Resources to Support Entrepreneurship4:00 pm
- Gayme Night4:00 pm
- The Urban Refuge Project: Development, Challenges, and What’s Next4:00 pm
- Workshop: Writing a Seminar Paper4:00 pm
- Citizenship, Return, and Repatriation: Balkan Muslims and the Dilemmas of a New International Order after World War I4:30 pm
- Black Students Support Group4:30 pm
- Exchange Program Student Panel5:00 pm
- Four-Week Mindfulness Meditation Series5:00 pm
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- Breath, Rhythm & Music for your Wellbeing5:00 pm
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- Tattooists of New England: Indelible Impressions Reception6:00 pm
- Tattooists of New England: Indelible Expressions, Art Exhibit Celebration!6:00 pm
- Tuesday Night Lecture Series: Beverly Acha7:00 pm
- Soft Star7:00 pm
The Urban Refuge Project: Development, Challenges, and What’s Next
Urban Refuge is an aid-mapping platform first launched by BU students in 2016 to connect refugees with essential resources—like legal aid, healthcare, job opportunities, and housing-regardless of their legal status. Meet alumni and current students driving real-world solutions to challenges in forced migration and urban displacement. Connect, share insights, and support the next generation working to broaden Urban Refuge's reach and impact.
| When | 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm on 19 November 2024 |
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| Building | Yawkey Center, 100 Bay State Road |