NPR International Correspondent, Daniel Estrin, will join the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies from Jerusalem to share reflections on his recent reporting about the ordinary and extraordinary lives of Israelis and Palestinians. Estrin has reported from the Middle East for over … Read more
Join this event as Ronald J Daniels, President of Johns Hopkins University, will discuss his new book What Universities Owe Democracy. The discussion will be followed by an audience Q&A. The event is planned to be hybrid, with a limited number … Read more
Join The Asian American Center on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. for a virtual discussion on Asian American mental health experiences led by UNC CAPS counselors Susan Chung and Misha Mohan!
Code switching, or the ability to effortlessly change between vernacular, dialects and accents, affects our work and community spaces every day. WUNC Radio has invited DEI instructor, Ashley Gaddy, to lead this interactive virtual event. Participants will learn about the … Read more
Measurement in research is critical as it lays the foundation for a more accurate understanding of the magnitude of a phenomenon, the impact of an intervention, or other causal relationships that will translate into practice models and policies that have … Read more
This event was originally scheduled to take place in January. William Sturkey, associate professor in the History Department, and Danita Mason-Hogans, civil rights activist and historian, will discuss the history of race and memory at UNC-Chapel Hill from 1789 to the present, … Read more
This event was originally scheduled to take place on Jan. 19, but was postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. The MLK Lecture and Awards Ceremony has featured such speakers as journalist Soledad O’Brien, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, former NAACP President/activist … Read more
Although we have learned of the impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on BIPOC, we are yet to understand the full extent of the impacts as investigators provide evidence. Rachel Goode will present on the effects of COVID on … Read more
Associate Professor Lamia Balafrej specializes in the arts of the medieval and early modern Islamic world with particular interests in the intersected histories of labor, technology, materiality, and representation. Her first book, The Making of the Artist in Late Timurid Painting … Read more
Magdalena J. Zaborowska will deliver the 2022 Mary Stevens Reckford Lecture in European Studies, titled “Between Home, Blackness, and Me: Unsettling Locations, Lives, and Archives in American Literary Studies.” Zaborowska is a professor of African American and American literary and cultural … Read more
Please join The Asian American Center for AAC Fellow Dr. Sean Metzger's in-person talk, "Performing the Refugee in Asian American Theater." This talk examines Qui Nguyen’s play, Vietgone, which highlights the stakes of Asian American studies as well as efforts … Read more
In honor of Black History, Digital and Lifelong Learning will present a theatrical performance by acclaimed actor and playwright Mike Wiley. In Blood Done Sign My Name, Mike Wiley brings to life the recollections of author Tim Tyson surrounding the … Read more
