Post Tagged with: "education"

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  Please Vote For Me

  Please Vote for Me  Is democracy a universal value that suits human nature? Do elections inevitably lead to manipulation? “Please Vote for Me” is a portrait of a society and […]

   
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  The First Year

  The First Year  Five young teachers in Los Angeles public schools are followed through their first year of teaching in some of the U.S.’s toughest elementary, middle and high schools. […]

   
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  Storytelling and Human Rights: Teaching at a Liberal Arts College

  “Story-telling and Human Rights: Teaching at a Liberal Arts College” James Dawes is Chair and Professor of English at Macalester College, and founder and Director of the Program in Human […]

   
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  Film Screening of Girl Rising

  The Student Advisory Board of the Duke Human Rights Center@FHI presents Girl Rising. Girl Rising is a global action campaign for girls’ education, founded by award-winning journalists at The Documentary […]

   
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  Leslie Brown, Civil Rights Movements: Chronologies, Contexts and the Classroom

  Leslie Brown, a Duke graduate and historian of the civil rights movement, teaches as an Associate Professor of History at Williams College. Prior to 2008, Brown taught a range of […]

   
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  Mia Gröndal: Graffiti as a Political Weapon

  Mia Gröndal, art historian at The American University in Cairo discusses graffiti as a political weapon. Part of a weekly series hosted by the BorderWork(s) Lab in conjunction with the “Humanitarian Challenges: […]

   
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  Humanities Open House

  Are you interested in music, sound studies, visual arts, cartography, human rights, environmental studies, history, activism, community service, digital humanities, and/or cross-disciplinary studies? One or more of these programs may be […]

   
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  R!C!A! Film Screening: The First Year

  The First Year (80 minutes) Five young teachers in Los Angeles public schools are followed through their first year of teaching in some of the U.S.’s toughest elementary, middle and high […]

   
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  Our School: Transnational Film Series Screening

  Film Screening: Our School (Kim Myeong-joon, 2007, 131 min., South Korea, Korean with English subtitles, DVD) A documentary film about the lives of ethnic Korean students in a Chongryon-run pro-North […]

   
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  Dr. Tricia Rose: What is Our Education Worth?

  Dr. Tricia Rose, “What is our Education’s Worth?” Dr. Rose received a BA in Sociology from Yale University and her Ph.D. from Brown University in the field of American Studies.  […]

   
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