Past Seminar
In Rwanda in 1994, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Habineza successfully hid a family
for months in a house Joseph built and camouflaged.
Photo by Riccardo Gangale, courtesy Leora Kahn.
Genocide Studies Program (1998-2012)
GSP Seminar Series, 2011-12
Narratives of Genocide:
The Collection and Use of Testimony in Genocide Studies
Unless otherwise noted, events are held on Thursdays from 1:30-3.20 p.m.,
in room B012, 77 Prospect St., New Haven
FALL 2011 October 6
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Collecting and Archiving Genocide Testimony: A Panel Discussion · Socheata Poeuv (CEO, Khmer Legacies; Yale SOM), · Joanne Rudof (Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale). |
October 14 |
Cambodian Genocide Memory Project |
October 27 |
Laura Iandola (Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Northern Illinois University) |
November 10 |
Edina Becirevic (Faculty of Criminal Justice, Criminology and Security Studies at the University of Sarajevo; Founder of the Center for Justice and Reconciliation (Sarajevo)) |
November 16 |
Screening of Rwanda: Beyond the Deadly Pit followed by discussion with Gilbert Ndahayo, Filmmaker. |
November 30 |
Film screening of Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today, followed by discussion with Sandra Schulberg, Co-creator Producer (co-sponsored with the Schell Center). |
SPRING 2012 February 2 |
James Dawes (Department of English, Macalester College) |
February 9 |
Kate Doyle (National Security Archive) |
April 12 |
Sonja Knopp (Genocide Studies Fellow, Yale University) |
April 26 |
Omer Bartov (Department of History, Brown University) |
