Franklin Humanities Institute Sidney Mintz, who has profoundly shaped Caribbean Studies, reflects here on his intellectual trajectory, his l...
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Humanitarianism in Haiti: Visions and Practices
Humanitarianism in Haiti: Visions and Practice seeks to bring together grassroots activists and donors, international NGO workers and theor...
Duke Theologian Ebrahim Moosa on Scholarship, Advocacy, and Activism
Franklin Humanities Professor Ebrahim Moosa discusses his involvement in human rights discourse in his native South Africa.
Scholarship, Advocacy, and Activism: Duke Faculty Perspectives on Human Rights – Nancy MacLean
Franklin Humanities Professor Nancy MacLean draws connections between her studies of twentieth-century political movements and human rights...
'Banished': Q & A with Filmmaker Marco Williams
Franklin Humanities Marco Williams' 2007 documentary Banished takes on one of the overlooked stories of American history: racial clean...
Haitian Creole: From Margin to Center
FranklinHumanities : In Haiti, the failure of the school system is due to, among many other factors, the fact that the language of instruct...
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