Join us in celebrating the revival of the Duke India Initiative with our inaugural event of the year. Learn more about Duke's research on India as two distinguished Duke professors, Dr. Manoj Mohanan and Dr. Krishna Udaykumar, share insights from their latest studies.

Histories and Society in the Hydrosphere

https://maps.duke.edu/?focus=2022-PKM Acclaimed Zimbabwean writer and filmmaker, Tsitsi Dangarembga will present a reading on Monday, April 24 at Rofhiwa Book Cafe, followed by an open discussion with Prof. Tsitsi Jaji and students on Tuesday, April 25 at Duke. Both events are open to the public.

Duke India Initiative is pleased to inform you that the Indian Ambassador to the US, H.E. and his delegation will be visiting Duke next week and will be meeting a group of students and faculty members.

Christa Clarke will speak on her new book The Activist Collector: Lida Clanton Broner’s 1938 Journey from Newark to South Africa (The Newark Museum of Art and Rutgers University Press).

Join us for a panel discussion on best research practices: conducting ethical and inclusive research in a foreign country. Followed by Malagasy food and music at 5pm!

Defining and Measuring Research Impact in the Humanities

Dr. Roy Bar Sadeh is a global historian of the modern Middle East and its South Asian and Eurasian linkages. Roy received his PhD in history from Columbia University and he is currently a postdoctoral fellow in the Abdallah S. Kamel Center for...