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The International Studies Program is delighted to co-sponsor Hopkins Lecture Series' first event of the year! Ali Zaidi (former White House climate advisor) will share his thoughts on climate policy in conversation with Prof. Bentley Allan (Political Science). Registration is required. |
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Thinking about studying abroad? Come to our drop-in Study Abroad One-Stop Shop with free pizza! International Studies advisors will kick things off with a quick overview of study abroad options tailored for IS majors, followed by a Q&A. Afterward, chat with IS students who have studied abroad and GEO’s Global Ambassadors to hear firsthand tips […]
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La Cocina is set in the bustling kitchen of "The Grill," a Times Square restaurant, and captures the frenetic energy and tensions among its diverse staff, many of whom are undocumented immigrants chasing a version of the American Dream. The 2025 Latin American Film Festival is co-sponsored by the Program in Latin American, Caribbean, and […] |
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The Aronson Center for International Studies Fall Speaker Series, Global Currents Shaping Today, kicks off with Dr. Giovanna Maria Dora Dore, director of the Johns Hopkins East Asian Studies Program. The discussion will explore trade agreements and conflicts through the lens of current events. All are welcome, and lunch will be provided! |
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The film dramatizes the true story of Héctor Abad Gómez, a renowned Colombian doctor and human rights activist in 1970s MedellÃn, Colombia. Based on the best-selling book "Oblivion: A Memoir" written by Héctor Abad Faciolince, Gómez's only son, the film recounts Faciolince's childhood with his father and the circumstances surrounding his father's murder by Colombian […] |
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The Aronson Center for International Studies Fall Speaker Series, Global Currents Shaping Today, continues with Dr. Ilil Benjamin, Senior Lecturer in the Johns Hopkins Department of Sociology. The discussion will explore facts you didn't know and myths many think are true regarding refugees. All are welcome, and lunch will be provided! |
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The Aronson Center for International Studies Fall Speaker Series, Global Currents Shaping Today, continues with Dr. Huei-Ying Kuo, Associate Research Professor in the Department of Sociology. The discussion will explore race, identity, and empire in East Asia, focusing specifically on Taiwan. All are welcome, and lunch will be provided! |
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