This talk will be rescheduled for spring 2020.

Speaker: Juris Pupčenoks, PhD, Marist College

This talk will be based on an experimental study that Prof. Pupčenoks conducted with Michael Grillo at Scheiner University. They...

Join the Duke Center for International Development (DCID), the Duke University Center for International and Global Studies (DUCIGS), and the Sanford School of Public Policy for a reception for RefugiARTE!

RefugiARTE is an exhibition of...

Speaker: Andrew Stein, U.S. Department of State’s Office of Opinion Research

The talk will be about career options outside academia for social science PhDs, as well as how to prepare for jobs outside academia. Throughout his own career in...

2019 Global Health Research Showcase

This conference was organized through a collaboration between the Duke African Graduate & Professional Student Association (DAGPSA) and Duke Africa Initiative (DAI) to highlight research and projects conducted in Africa or pertaining to...

Speaker: Nicole Barnes, Ph.D., Duke University

This will be a talk about Barnes’ book, Intimate Communities: Wartime Healthcare and the Birth of Modern China, 1937-1945. When China’s War of Resistance against Japan began in July 1937, it...

In Africa more than anywhere else the spread of mobile phones amounts to a daily revolution. Adoption of the new technology has been hyperrapid and massive across the continent, in urban as well as rural areas, and its usage is innovative in...

Marissa Moorman's new book, Powerful Frequencies, is about radio and the state in Angola, 1931-2002. It is not about music. Yet these five pieces of music enliven the dense nexus of sentiment, technology, and power at stake in the history of...

Race: Past, Present, Future

Speaker: April-Autumn Jenkins, LCSW, Duke Women’s Center

Inequity is pervasive in our society; this matter seems to be intensified at the intersections of sexual violence and women of color. While women of color may suffer higher rates of...