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A new grant from the Mellon Foundation will allow Emory to develop and advance the Imagining Democracy Lab, a teaching and research model for civic engagement and democratic participation. Carol Anderson and Bernard Fraga will lead the effort.
Still have schools that are more segregated than that time. we still have inequalities in health and wealth and all sorts of disparities. they want to understand the now, and you cannot understand the now by erasing the past. and that's why desantis wants to do it. here's the last thing, joy. it's important for readers and viewers to know that this isn't a one-time, one-place problem. this is a part of a campaign that has been made up, a moral panic that has spread across the country, 42 states have tried to introduce some kind of a memory law to limit how we think and talk about our past. so ...
Get ready to celebrate Emory’s past, present and future during Charter Week, set for Feb. 6-11. View the full schedule of events, including a special One Emory presentation from President Fenves on Feb. 7.
The nine schools that make up Emory University have plans for new programs, inspiring events and more during the spring semester. Read a roundup of what’s in store.
In Spain, transitional justice revolutions happen in slow motion. On 21 October, a new Democratic Memory Law created a public prosecutor’s office “for human rights and democratic memory”, to investigate past violations during the Civil War and Franco’s dictatorship. The new law, however, does not abolish the 1977 Amnesty Law that shields perpetrators from prosecution. The authors argue that Spain’s inability to address its own recent past explains why it remains a step behind when it comes to acknowledging its colonial past.