Past Events
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Mar 9International Career ConversationsDaniel Rosenblum
260 Bascom
Hear from Ambassador (ret.) Rosenblum about his more than three-decade career in diplomacy, international development, and security cooperation, reflect on what he learned along the way about finding job satisfaction, and answer students’ questions related to the Foreign Service and other paths to a meaningful career in international relations. During 28 years with the State …
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Mar 9Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellowship Info SessionProgram Manager Libby Moeller
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Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellows at Campus Consortium partners pursue independent journalism projects that cover a wide range of critical issues in countries around the world and in the United States. Reporting Fellows benefit from Pulitzer Center mentorship, networking opportunities, and journalism resources. Most importantly, they become part of a vibrant community. Students and recent graduates …
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Mar 7Forward Fellowship Cohort Meeting (Closed Session)This meeting is only open to those participating in the Forward Fellowship; to learn more about the fellowship click here. Continued Discussion of Local and Regional Contexts Book Discussion on Solito Midpoint survey and evaluation Dr. Sara McKinnon will speak on immigration justice and lead our discussion of Solito.
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Mar 62026 WIPCS Annual Conference – Call for Proposals2026 Annual Student-Faculty Conference on Peace and Conflict Studies: “From DEFENSE to WAR: New Challenges to Global Peacebuilding” Edgewood University and the Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies invite students, academics, and activists to submit proposals for papers, presentations, posters, roundtable discussions, artistic products, and/or performances for a one-day conference at the Edgewood University campus in …
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Feb 26Social Cinema: Farming the RevolutionMarquee Cinema, Union South
Farming the Revolution takes us to the heart of the massive year-long protests against the Indian government’s then newly enacted farm laws during the COVID lockdown. Over half a million protesters gathered – men and women from all generations, religions, classes and castes – and reinvented co-existence at massive protest sites that burgeoned on the …
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Feb 24Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellowship Info Session
Program Manager Libby Moeller
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Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellows at Campus Consortium partners pursue independent journalism projects that cover a wide range of critical issues in countries around the world and in the United States. Reporting Fellows benefit from Pulitzer Center mentorship, networking opportunities, and journalism resources. Most importantly, they become part of a vibrant community. Students and recent graduates …
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Feb 23Children’s International Story Hour – A Different PondPinney Library, 516 Cottage Grove Rd, Madison, WI 53716 More information
In an expansion of the African Story Hour experience, Madison Public Library has partnered with The Institute for Regional and International Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison in collaboration with Wisconsin Public Libraries to bring the world to YOU through the brand-new Children’s International Story Hour! Each session will take place at Pinney Library and will be …
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Feb 14Forward Fellowship Cohort Meeting (Closed Session)
This meeting is only open to those participating in the Forward Fellowship; to learn more about the fellowship click here. Continued Trauma Discussion in Local Contexts Student demographics and histories Book Discussion on Flying Through Water
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Feb 13Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellowship Info Session
Program Manager Libby Moeller
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Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellows at Campus Consortium partners pursue independent journalism projects that cover a wide range of critical issues in countries around the world and in the United States. Reporting Fellows benefit from Pulitzer Center mentorship, networking opportunities, and journalism resources. Most importantly, they become part of a vibrant community. Students and recent graduates …
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Feb 12The Remaking of Brazil’s Working Class During the Globalization CrisisRuy Braga
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Professor Braga will discuss the rise of Brazil’s Workers’ Party in the early 2000s, the fragile alliances that held Brazil together for nearly 15 years, and the repercussions of the ongoing crisis in the global economic order.