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Gender Expertise and Education in Tanzania. Grace Puja, Educational Foundations, University of Dar es Salaam. Sponsored by Gender and International Policy Research Circle, in coordination with FEMSEM, International and Comparative Education Research Group (ICERG), Global Studies, International Institute, and Division of International Studies. 12:00 noon, 336 Ingraham Hall, 1155 Observatory Drive. For information, email.
School Girls’ Pregnancies in Tanzania: Views of Ex-Pregnant Students. Dr. Grace Puja, University of Dar es Salaam. Sponsored by the Gender and International Policy Research Circle, in coordination with FEMSEM, ICERG, and Global Studies. 1:00-2:00 pm, 2435 Social Sciences, 1180 Observatory Drive. For information, email. The North-South Divide in Postcolonial Studies: Lusophone Perspectives. 3-Day Workshop. Sessions include: Gender, Race, and the End of Empire; Rethinking the Status of India; Performing Migrations; Postcolonial Theory and the Lusophone World; Language, Insularity, and Identity; War, Memory, and the Nation in Angola and Mozambique. Sponsored by Worldwide Universities Network (WUN) and the Division of International Studies, The Anonymous Fund, Consulate General of Brazil, Chicago, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Luso-Brazilian Review, Global Studies. Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street. For information, visit the website.
The North-South Divide in Postcolonial Studies: Lusophone Perspectives. 3-Day Workshop. Sessions include: Gender, Race, and the End of Empire; Rethinking the Status of India; Performing Migrations; Postcolonial Theory and the Lusophone World; Language, Insularity, and Identity; War, Memory, and the Nation in Angola and Mozambique. Sponsored by Worldwide Universities Network (WUN) and the Division of International Studies, The Anonymous Fund, Consulate General of Brazil, Chicago, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Luso-Brazilian Review, Global Studies. Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street. For information, visit the website.
The North-South Divide in Postcolonial Studies: Lusophone Perspectives. 3-Day Workshop. Sessions include: Gender, Race, and the End of Empire; Rethinking the Status of India; Performing Migrations; Postcolonial Theory and the Lusophone World; Language, Insularity, and Identity; War, Memory, and the Nation in Angola and Mozambique. Sponsored by Worldwide Universities Network (WUN) and the Division of International Studies, The Anonymous Fund, Consulate General of Brazil, Chicago, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Luso-Brazilian Review, Global Studies. Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street. For information, visit the website. |
