Keough School of Global Affairs
Our Shared Paths to Justice: Learning from Desmond Tutu’s Faith and Activism
The late Desmond Tutu’s inspiring activism helped South Africa address the deep injustices that permeated daily life under Apartheid—a crushing system of institutionalized...
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Meredith Chesson on “Beautiful Things: Dressers and Delph Stories in Western Ireland”
What does an everyday Irish dresser and delph tell us about family life and culture? As part of the multiyear Cultural Landscapes of the Irish Coast Project, Meredith Chesson,...
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The Laura Shannon Prize Award and Lecture with Peter Gatrell
The Nanovic Institute for European Studies at the University of Notre Dame has awarded the 2021 Laura Shannon Prize in Contemporary European Studies to Peter Gatrell, professor of...
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The 28th Annual Hesburgh Lecture in Ethics and Public Policy
British writer Bernardine Evaristo is the author of ten books and numerous writings that span the genres of fiction, verse fiction, short fiction, non-fiction, poetry, essays,...
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Mapping Technologies for Peace and Conflict: From the Weaponization of Social Media to Digital Peacebuilding and Peacetech
This presentation will provide a survey of the best and worst impacts of technology on peace building. Beginning with an overview of how social media platforms’ profit models...
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Virtual Flash Panel on the Russia-Ukraine Crisis
Join the Nanovic Institute for European Studies in the Keough School of Global Affairs as they discuss the recent crisis on the border between Russia and Ukraine. The panel...
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The First Brave Step: A Conversation with Ruby Bridges
The Klau Center for Civil and Human Rights will host an intimate conversation with Ruby Bridges, an iconic figure in U.S. civil rights history and an inspiring figure in the...
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Episode 1: A Conversation with Matthew Wildcat
In the first episode of the second season, Ashley and Justin sit down with Matthew Wildcat, a faculty member within the Department of Political Science and faculty of Native...
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Asian Americans in an Anti-Black World
Join the Klau Center for Civil and Human Rights as Claire Jean Kim, professor of political science, University of California Irvine, and author of Dangerous Crossings: Race,...
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Virtual Flash Panel: The German Elections 4 Weeks Later
Scholars and experts weigh in on the close results and the future impact of the German federal elections that took place on September 26, 2021. What does this outcome mean for...
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Prioritizing Afghan Voices: How the International Community Can Assist Afghanistan
What do the Afghan people want? What are their most pressing needs? Join us for this timely conversation and hear insights from Afghan leaders on how the international community...
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The United States and Europe after the Demise of the Old International Order
The democratic international order that took shape following World War II faces serious challenges—populism, climate change, inequality, and increasing friction with China—all...
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