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Speaking To Power: What's Next For Religious Institutions After #MeToo?

Speaking to Power: What's Next for Religious Institutions after #MeToo?

Oct. 11, 2019

Panel discussion on religion and the #MeToo Movement is being held on Tuesday, October 15th at 7pm in the UA Poetry Center https://humanitiesfestival.arizona.edu/event-speaking-power

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Early Modern Jewish Civilization Unity and Diversity in a Diasporic Society. An Introduction

$2M gift establishes endowed chair in Holocaust, human rights and genocide studies at the U of A

3-month residential fellowship awarded to Prof. Gil Ribak, Ph.D.

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