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Story+ Tobacco Project Grows into Publication
Monday, June 7, 2021After leading a team of undergraduate student researchers who examined Duke University’s entanglement with the tobacco industry during the summer program Story+, Eli Meyerhoff and Ph.D candidate Jaime Acosta Gonzalez have published a related article in the latest issue of the Duke University Press... read more about Story+ Tobacco Project Grows into Publication »
Getting ready for Full Frame? Here’s two ways to view our 2020 prize winner Riafn
Thursday, May 20, 2021In the days leading up to the 24th annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival (June 2–6, 2021), the Franklin Humanities Institute will present a virtual screening of Riafn, the winner of its 2020 prize, at 7 p.m. EDT on Thursday, May 27. Additionally, an outdoor screening of the film will be open... read more about Getting ready for Full Frame? Here’s two ways to view our 2020 prize winner Riafn »
Statement of Solidarity Against Anti-Asian Violence
Monday, March 22, 2021The John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute stands with this collective statement from Duke and UNC colleagues, initiated by Duke Asian American and Diaspora Studies, on the 3/16 mass killing in Atlanta and the rise of anti-Asian violence in the US more generally. To sign this statement in... read more about Statement of Solidarity Against Anti-Asian Violence »
Latin America Working Group to host reading group and workshop series
Friday, February 12, 2021The Latin America: Theory and Narrative in Present Tense Working Group will convene a reading group and workshop series in Spring 2021. Reading group discussions will precede a workshop with the book's author the following week. All books are available electronically through Duke University... read more about Latin America Working Group to host reading group and workshop series »
New Documentary Draws Attention to Pauli Murray’s Legacy
Wednesday, February 3, 2021A new documentary on the life of groundbreaking legal scholar and civil rights activist Pauli Murray, My Name is Pauli Murray, premiered at Sundance Film Festival on January 31, 2020. The documentary incorporated footage of Pauli Murray’s childhood home in Durham, North Carolina, which was... read more about New Documentary Draws Attention to Pauli Murray’s Legacy »
Social Practice Lab Announces Ongoing Biennial Series
Wednesday, January 20, 202120-22 The Ongoing Biennial A Weekly Conversation Cycle with International Curators Every Wednesday 1-2 p.m. (EST/GMT-5) Jan 27th - May 5th, 2021 Organized by Pedro Lasch and the FHI Social Practice Lab with support from the FHI World Arts Series at Duke University,... read more about Social Practice Lab Announces Ongoing Biennial Series »
From Conference to Publication: Duke and Duke Kunshan Faculty on the Coronavirus
Wednesday, January 6, 2021The Duke Kunshan Univeristy Humanities Research Center is pleased to announce the publication of The Coronavirus: Human, Social and Political Implications edited by James Miller (Palgrave Pivot 2020). Arising from a March 3, 2020 conference organized by the Humanities Research Center and... read more about From Conference to Publication: Duke and Duke Kunshan Faculty on the Coronavirus »
Duke University wants to hear from you
Wednesday, December 16, 2020Dear Duke Community, As you may know, the university is currently reviewing its interdisciplinary institutes, centers, and initiatives, in the context of assessing how it will invest in interdisciplinarity in the coming years. The review committee has created a very short survey that we are now... read more about Duke University wants to hear from you »
"Going There": Richard J. Powell on Black Visual Satire
Tuesday, November 24, 2020In a recent episode of the Yale University Press podcast, Jessica Holohan interviewed Richard J. Powell to discuss his new book, Going There: Black Visual Satire, a groundbreaking study of the visual forms of satire produced by Black artists in 20th- and 21st-century America. Richard J. Powell is... read more about "Going There": Richard J. Powell on Black Visual Satire »
Spring 2021 FHI-Affiliated Courses
Tuesday, October 20, 2020Whether you're a student bookbagging for the Spring 2021 semester, or simply interested in the range of courses taught by our faculty affiliates, enjoy exploring the list below! FHI Faculty Saskia Cornes Food, Farming, and Feminism GSF 275 / ENVIRON 209 / GLHLTH 225 / HISTORY 221 Mo 12:... read more about Spring 2021 FHI-Affiliated Courses »
