From politics to popular culture, from the East India Company to Walmart, the corporation has become one of the most critical economic, political, and cultural institutions of the modern era. It has... read more about Sawyer Seminar: Corporate Rights and International Law »
On Saturday, May 5, 2018, the Franklin Humanities Institute – North... read more » about FHI-NCCU Digital Humanities Fellows holds second annual symposium
The Franklin Humanities Institute is pleased to congratulate Lamonte Aidoo... read more » about From Manuscript to Book: Slavery Unseen Published by Duke University Press
Story+ is a 6-week summer research experience for Duke undergraduates interested in exploring humanities research approaches (archival research, oral histories, narrative analysis, visual analysis,... read more about Story+ »
Under the mentorship of Robin Kirk, co-chair of Duke Human Rights Center... read more » about Bass Connections report recommends that Duke should engage with its history, ties to slavery
Since 2015, Catherine Coleman Flowers, founder of the Alabama Center for... read more » about Catherine Coleman Flowers working with Duke University on sanitation infrastructure in Lowndes County, Alabama
Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, and in conjunction with other events on campus, the Franklin Humanities Institute’s “Monument” series examines the concept of “monument” and monumentality; the... read more about Monument Series »
As its final hurrah, the Story Lab presents a twelve-hour storytelling... read more » about Story Con
Natasha Trethewey discusses her collection Native Guard with a... read more » about Monuments and Memory: Uncovering Obscured Pasts
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