This concert features chamber music by Korean composers from the mid-20th century, when Korea was going through one of the most tumultuous times in its history.

After being liberated from the four decades of colonial rule, Korea faced...

Join us for a Boren Awards Information Session with Kyle Cox from the Institute of International Education. The Boren Awards offer up to $25,000 for undergraduates and up to $30,000 for graduates to conduct long-term study and/or research abroad in a critical region and to learn a less commonly taught language.

Join Ambassador Patrick Duddy, Director of Duke University’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and a Fellow of DUCIGS' Rethinking Diplomacy Program, in a Zoom conversation with Keith Mines, Director of the Latin America Program at the United States Institute of Peace, as they discuss Mines' new book, “Why Nation-Building Matters.”

Maryam Tabibzadeh will talk about Abolghassem Aref Ghazvini who was a revolutionary Iranian poet and musician during the constitutional revolution.

Alison Kysia, multimedia artist and grassroots educator, shares a socially engaged art project she created called 99 Clay Vessels: The Muslim Women Storytelling Project. After a prolonged experience of anti-Muslim bigotry, she created a series of 99 pinch pots that represent the 99 names of God in Islam, symbolizing the diversity of all encapsulated in the One. This multimedia art and storytelling project centers stories of Muslim women healing from experiences of bigotry during 9/11 era.

The Convivencia Lecture Series welcomes Elsa Costa,PhD Candidate, History Department, Duke University to share a lecture titled "¡Cierra, España, Cierra!: Religious Difference and Racialization in the Expulsion of Moriscos."

In the Convivencia Lecture Series, Elsa Costa, PhD Candidate in History at Duke University, will discuss "Early Modern Xenophobia in Spain."

Please join Duke Brazil as it presents Regenerative Superfoods & the Amazon Bio-Economy with speaker Derek Gallo AB'98, CEO Awi Superfoods.

A Discussion Panel featuring: Dr. Martin Smith, Dr. Liliana Paredes, Dr. Abbas Benmamoun, Dr. Lee D. Baker, and Dr. Edna Andrews.