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NOW Magazine 115 115 people viewed this event. Livestream event with director Tamara Dawit (FINDING SALLY), Prof. Elleni Centime Zeleke (Columbia University) and author Rebecca Fisseha (Daughters of Silence) in conversation with journalist Hannah Giorgis (The Atlantic). The event will be followed by a special musical performance by Zaki Ibrahim. Finding Sally will be available for streaming, with option of French subtitles, from Feb 19 at 7 pm to Feb 24 at 7 pm. Registration for this event is through Eventb...
Many researchers from the global North (Europe and North America) who do fieldwork in the global South engage research assistants and associates in the geographical field of research. At best, their contribution is mentioned in a footnote of the articles or reports. At worst, they are kept invisible. Yet these contributors are key actors in the research process. They forge access to difficult zones and find people to take part in research efforts. They are important in the collection of data, production of research reports and dissemination of results. Eventually, they help to orient, shape ...
Brigham young university, using them to gather data that no other private company is able to do. they ally themselves with progressive causes but they are an independent company that works for any range of environmental causes. professional political scientists work at universities are looking for truth. they are in the business of knowledge production. they are not after a partisan political agenda or motive. megyn: really? professors at universities? >> the good folks at harvard university are somehow not credible but ma lahr smith is a credible source. megyn: generally universities aren't e...