On the Vis à Vis podcast, Professor Hugo Micheron challenges common misconceptions about what motivates jihadists.

Listen to an excerpt below, and the full episode here:

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Colonizations: Our History

📅Friday April 12 at 3:00 - 5:30 pm

🎙️A Panel with Pierre Singaravélou, Youssef Ben Ismail, Madina Thiam, Audrey Celestine, Gregory Mann, Guillaume Calafat, and Emmanuelle Saada

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Happy International Women's Day!

Listen to the latest Vis a Vis episode, a conversation about reproductive rights with Olati Johnson Eleonora Bottini

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The latest Vis à Vis podcast asks law professor Olati Johnson whether U.S. abortion rights would be better protected under gender equity protections or under liberty and autonomy protections.

Hear an excerpt below, and listen to the full episode here:

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This is out on a momentous day! By 780 vs 72 votes, the French Congress made women's freedom to have an abortion part of the French Constitution. The podcast was recorded long before this vote but it explains the debate in France and the US that has led to this. Alliance Program

Alliance Program Today, March 4th 2024, France became the first country to enshrine reproductive rights in its Constitution. For an analysis of this historic decision, listen to Olatunde Johnson and Eleonora Bottini: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rep…

Today marks the start of Women’s Month! We’ll be celebrating with a series of seven events rooted in the legacy of women’s empowerment and cross-cultural collaboration at Reid Hall.

🎧 To learn more about the women at the origin of that legacy: open.spotify.com/episode/0VyQG7…

Today France became the first country in the world to enshrine the right to abortion in its Constitution. Listen to the latest episode of Vis a Vis to learn more from two constitutional experts, Olati Johnson and Eleonora Bottini:

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France to hold final vote on enshrining abortion as a constitutional right theguardian.com/world/2024/mar…

Listen to the latest episode of Vis a Vis featuring a conversation with Maboula Soumahoro:

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Thanks, Columbia University’s II&I and SNFPHI for sharing!

Maboula Soumahoro @maboulasoumahoro was recently a guest on an episode of the Vis à Vis Podcast of allianceprogram . She discussed the reality of racism in France and the United States with Emmanuel Kattan, director Alliance Program.

On Vis a Vis, Columbia University’s II&I and SNFPHI Bennington College's Maboula Soumahoro discusses how the first-person 'I' — though nontraditional — can be useful in academic research.

She says the pronoun can be particularly important in fields like Africana Studies.

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On Vis a Vis,Columbia University’s II&I and SNFPHI Bennington College's Maboula Soumahoro discusses how the first-person 'I' — though nontraditional — can be useful in academic research.

She says the pronoun can be particularly important in fields like Africana Studies.

Listen↘️:

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French and American societies both struggle with racism, but it takes different forms on each side of the Atlantic.

On the latest Vis a Vis podcast, Emmanuel Kattan discusses with Maboula Soumahoro of Bennington College.

Listen to the episode:

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How does France's racial justice movement differ from that of the U.S.?

Maboula Soumahoro of Bennington College explains on the latest Vis a Vis podcast from Alliance Program.

Listen to the full episode:

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On Vis a Vis, the sociologist who spearheaded the Obama Presidency Oral History (Columbia University Oral History) discusses how he hopes it will be useful:

'Things that seem trivial at one time become enormously consequential a decade later.'

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On the podcast Vis a Vis, sociologist Peter Bearman of Incite at Columbia University discusses how his team ensured the Obama Oral History Project had a 'multiplicity of voices.'

Listen to an excerpt below, and the episode here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vis…

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Columbia's Sustainable Development Doctoral Society is pleased to announce its fifteenth Interdisciplinary PhD Workshop in Sustainable Development, to be held on April 5-6th in NYC/hybrid. The call for applications is open till February 31st! Check out➡️blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/sdds/

As the world is taking stock of the results of the COP28 meeting, listen to the following insights from French historian François Hartog and Sciences Po Professor Frédérique Aït-Touati:

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As the world is taking stock of the results of the COP28 meeting, listen to the following insights from Columbia Professor Joseph Stiglitz:

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