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Davis was a recipient of the National Humanities Medal, a champion for civil rights and women's rights, and a consultant on the film “The Return of Martin Guerre.”

Editor’s Note: This interview first appeared in Path Finders, an email newsletter from the Daily Yonder. Each week, Path Finders features a Q&A with a

Šisler, a game designer from Prague, talked with students via Zoom about how to approach creation of serious digital games, with special attention to games based on historically traumatic events.

The IDA Undergraduate Fellowship supports students pursuing social justice-related art projects. Fellows say the program also provides a rich community for people of marginalized identities and political activism.

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 4 — Reform efforts being undertaken on the separation of powers between the Attorney General’s Chambers and the public prosecutor’s office is a lengthy...

Colonialism may seem like a phenomenon of the past, the stuff of dry documentaries, period films and college history lectures.

UMich Senate Assembly discussed the creation of a Senate Nominating Committee, definition of tenure and transparency of UMich's investments.

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Five doctoral students have begun their journeys as the inaugural cohort for the Department of Native American Studies' (NAS) new Ph.D. program. As the fourth program of its kind in the country, the NAS Ph.D. program offers a focus in Critical...

​​​​​​​PETALING JAYA: Recent proceedings by the Parliamentary Special Select Committee (PSSC) on Human Rights, Election and Institutional Reforms regarding separation of the Attorney General (AG) and Public Prosecutor's (PP) roles have been viewed as encouraging.