[10/30/2024] This Week across OSUN

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"For the heart, a heart" is a manipulated image from Samar Hazboun’s “Family Archive Project" featured in the Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network's “To Be–Named: Palestine" exhibit.

DESCRIBING THE INDESCRIBABLE: TO BE–NAMED: PALESTINE EXHIBIT FOCUSES ON GRIEVING AND SURVIVAL

“To Be–Named: Palestine,” the online exhibit from the Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network, showcases the probing, purposeful work of seven Palestinian artists asking if language and naming can help keep a society or culture alive in the face of violent destruction. Read the story and view the exhibit


EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES


ONE YEAR ON: WAR, GENOCIDE & THE TRANSFORMATION OF PALESTINIAN, ISRAELI, AND REGIONAL POLITICS

Thursday, October 31
10:30 AM New York l 3:30 PM Vienna

This panel by the Center for Human Rights and the Arts features leading scholars and critical analysts who will explore how the Hamas attacks and the Israeli war on Gaza have shaped Palestinian, Israeli, and regional/international politics.  
Learn more and join via Zoom

RUSSIAN INDEPENDENT MEDIA ARCHIVE COURSE DEVELOMENT FUND

Deadline extended to Friday, November 1
The Russian Independent Media Archive (RIMA) Course Development Fund is offering four $2,000 grants to established scholars and graduate students integrating RIMA into their curricula.
Learn more and apply

RUSSIAN INDEPENDENT MEDIA ARCHIVE DOCTORAL VIRTUAL FELLOWSHIPS

Deadline extended to Friday, November 1
Designed for MA and doctoral students, the Doctoral Virtual Fellowship is offered by the Russian Independent Media Archive (RIMA) and provides five $3,500 stipends for graduate students who incorporate RIMA into their theses. 
Learn more and apply

RUSSIAN INDEPENDENT MEDIA ARCHIVE SEMESTER SENIOR FELLOWSHIPS

Deadline extended to Friday, November 1
The Russian Independent Media Archive (RIMA) is offering two fellowships, including a $6,000 stipend and a week-long visit to Bard College in New York, that will be awarded to senior scholars and researchers who demonstrate a commitment to advancing research on independent Russian journalism and media.
Learn more and apply

GET ENGAGED ALUMNI WORKSHOP: GET YOUR GREEN ON

Sunday, November 3
10 AM New York l 4 PM Vienna

This workshop featuring Bisan Safi explores practical tips on how to integrate global environmental issues into projects, including strategies for coming up with creative, interactive events that get people excited and help deliver ideas more effectively. 
Learn more and register to attend

REFORMING EUROPE: CLIMATE CRISIS, HUMAN CAPITAL, AND THE DRAGHI REPORT

Monday, November 4
10 AM New York l 4 PM Vienna

This workshop from the Open Society Hub for the Politics of the Anthropocene (OHPA) asks if the current policies of the European Union will adequately address the challenges of the Anthropocene. 
Register to attend

AFGHAN STUDENTS CONFERENCE

Deadline to register is Tuesday, November 5
The Afghan Students Conference, to be held online and at Bard College Annandale on November 16-17, gathers together Afghan student leaders who are committed to supporting their peers in Afghanistan and across the globe. Participants will present their projects and share challenges and resources.  
Learn more and register to attend

BRIGHTSPACE FACULTY WEBINAR SERIES: "ASSESS - ASSIGNMENTS"

Wednesday, November 6
9 AM New York l 3 PM Vienna

OSUN faculty are invited to join a series of online webinars focused on various aspects of the Brightspace LMS, led by D2L instructor Katarina Raznatovic. The series of six sessions runs until December 3 and are free of charge.
Learn more and register to attend

CLASP WORKSHOP ON "MANAGING FEEDBACK AND SILENCE IN THE CLASSROOM"

Wednesday, November 6
9 AM New York l 2 PM Vienna

The Center for Liberal Arts and Sciences Pedagogy invites all OSUN faculty to attend a  no-cost workshop targeted at faculty teaching OSUN Online and Network Connected Courses, but applicable to all. 
Learn more and register to attend

THE RACIAL POLITICS OF
PRE-EMPTION: PROPERTY, POWER, AND DEPUTIZATION

Friday, November 8
12 PM New York l 5 PM Vienna

The Center for Human Rights and the Arts presents a discussion with Brenna Bhandar on land dispossession in settler colonies.
Learn more and join via Zoom

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR OHPA POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS

Deadline to apply is Saturday, November 30
The Open Society Hub for the Politics of the Anthropocene invites applications for one-year-long Postdoctoral Research Fellowships. The Fellowships are full-time and residential (based at CEU in Vienna or Budapest) for a period of 12 months.  
Learn more and apply

OSUN member institutions are encouraged to send news, events, or opportunities to news@opensocietyuniversitynetwork.org.

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