Join the Human Rights Archive and FSP for a dialogue and critical examination of the history of recent immigration in the Mediterranean and its impact on individual, local, and global migration politics, policy, and culture.  

Panelists:
Our key guest will be Malta-based Darrin Zammit Lupi, an internationally respected and award-winning photojournalist and humanitarian who has been participating in and documenting sea migration in the Mediterranean region for over ten years. 

Niels Frenzen, Faculty at USC gould School of Law and an advocate since the 1980s both for migrants crossing the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.

Holly Ackerman, Duke Librarian and scholar on sea migration. 

Light lunch served.

Cosponsored by the Forum for Scholars and Publics, the Duke Human Rights Center at the Franklin Humanities Institute, and the Kenan Refugee Project.