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This panel discussion facilitated by Clark University’s Anita Fábos (IDCE) and Frances Tanzer (Strassler Center) brings together scholars and practitioners to talk about their work documenting experiences of people living with violence, conflict, and displacement. How do scholarly research and activism overlap in stories of displacement? How do displaced peoples establish archives when they are on the move?
Historian Natalia Aleksiun (Graduate School of Jewish Studies, Touro College) joins activists Leora Kahn (PROOF: Media for Social Justice) and Noha Aboueldahab (Fellow in the Foreign Policy Program, Brookings Institution) to reflect on these questions and discuss the importance of revealing hidden narratives that challenge or correct official accounts.
Co-sponsored by the Higgins School of Humanities; the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies; International Development, Community, and Environment; Media, Culture & the Arts; and Peace and Conflict Studies
Image by Murad Subay, Children of Graves – Displacement Camp in Amaron Govern, 2017
