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Samuel L. and Elizabeth Jodidi Lecture with Nadia Murad

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The 2019 Samuel L. and Elizabeth Jodidi Lecture, "Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Nadia Murad in Conversation with Jennifer Leaning," took place on April 3 at the Memorial Church at Harvard. Nadia Murad is the corecipient of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize, and is...

Nadia Murad: The Making of an Activist

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Nadia Murad came to Harvard as a survivor of genocide under ISIS, an advocate for victims of sexual violence, and the first Iraqi citizen to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Her talk at the Memorial Church, as part of the Weatherhead Center’s Samuel L. and...

Q&A Anna Boots

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Anna Boots is a second-year student in the AM in Middle Eastern Studies program. Why did you choose CMES? I really liked that Harvard’s Middle Eastern Studies Master’s program is fundamentally academic and not policy-centric like some other similar...

The Not Lost Generation

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Center for Middle Eastern Studies AM student Oula Alrifai and her brother, Mouhanad Al-Rifay, have compiled a documentary, Tomorrow’s Children, highlighting the struggles of child refugees of the war in Syria. Read more about their work, and watch a...

Mitch Bacci

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Mitch began the joint History and Middle Eastern Studies PhD program in 2017. His research focuses broadly on the social and economic history of the late modern Eastern Mediterranean. He is particularly interested in informal political economy, the...

After Dark in the Arabian Peninsula

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On April 7-8, 2017, scholars of history, architecture, design, film, and anthropology gathered to explore nighttime landscapes and public spaces in the Arabian Peninsula at the symposium "After Dark: Nocturnal Activities and Public Spaces in the Arabian...