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All Topics (October 21 through November 12)

Monday, October 21

• 12:00 PM Racialization after Independence
• 12:30 PM WALTER RODNEY SEMINAR: U.S. Policy in the Horn of Africa (Mike Hammer)
• 4:00 PM The Price is Wrong: Why Capitalism Won't Save the Planet

Tuesday, October 22

• 4:00 PM Climate, Development and International Financial Institutions: Perspectives from the Global South

Wednesday, October 23

• 12:30 PM Reducing Emissions and Air Pollution from the Informal Sector: Evidence from Bangladesh
• 1:00 PM The US Elections and the Transatlantic Relationship: Two Outcomes, the Same Challenges?
• 4:00 PM African Literature Book Group in French: Reading Gaël Faye's Petit Pays

Thursday, October 24

• 11:00 AM APSIA's Online Graduate School Fair Online
• 4:00 PM Immigration and Health in Rural Maryland
• 5:00 PM Cortazar Aquí y Allá / Here and There - A Jazz Celebration

Friday, October 25

• 2:00 PM Islam and Africa: Entanglements and New Vistas

Monday, October 28

• 3:30 PM A Reading and Conversation with Italian Author Dacia Maraini

Tuesday, October 29

• 12:00 PM Beyond the Headlines: The Return of Genocide and Famine in Sudan

Wednesday, October 30

• 4:00 PM 1989: The Fall of the Berlin Wall and the End to an Age

Thursday, October 31

• 1:00 PM Tolerance is a Wasteland

Friday, November 1

• 12:00 PM Colloquium: “God bless the Red, White, and Blue:” Eastern Orthodoxy and Internationalization of Christian Nationalism
• 2:30 PM Remembrance, Resistance, & Religiosity in an Afrocolombian Village

Monday, November 4

• 4:00 PM Echoes of Herstory: Exploring Generational Legacies and Cultural Belongings Through Chilean Theater

Thursday, November 7

• 10:00 AM Feminism in Public Debt: A Human Rights Approach
• 12:30 PM Reimagining Brazil’s Industrial Future: Opportunities and Challenges in the Face of Climate Change
• 3:30 PM Second-Class Daughters: Black Brazilian Women and Informal Adoption as Modern Slavery
• 4:00 PM Religion and the 2024 Presidential Election

Friday, November 8

• 12:00 PM Colloquium: “Divided by Pluralism: How White Christian Nationalism Restructured American Religion and Politics”

Monday, November 11

• 5:00 PM Book Talk: “Completing Humanity: The International Law of Decolonization” by Umut Özsu

Tuesday, November 12

• 2:00 PM Elections in the U.S. and Europe: What Does This Mean for the Transatlantic Security Relationship?