Presented by the IAS Collaborative Gender and Violence: South Korea and Beyond & the Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Minnesota
Emily Winderman
Communication Studies, College of Liberal Arts
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
IAS Faculty Fellow, Spring 2021
As a follow up to Diane Wilson’s IAS Thursdays event “Telling True Stories: The Seed Keeper,” please join the IAS for an informal discussion on Wilson’s newly released novel, The Seed Keeper.
IAS Staff and Fellows share books and articles we think you might like, too.
“Why Canoes: Capacious Vessels and Indigenous Futures of Minnesota's Peoples and Places” opened at Northrop's fourth-floor gallery exploring the interconnectedness between the Native Canoe Program, University of Minnesota students, faculty, staff, and members of three Indigenous communities around Mni Sota Makoce (Minnesota). The exhibit consists of interviews, images, physical objects, and interactive components for the public.
This May-June, the IAS will be piloting a new program: short-term themed fellowships.
IAS Residential Fellowships provide time for faculty, graduate students, staff, and community scholars, artists, and professionals to remove themselves from their normal obligations and work on their own research or creative practice.
Hassan Abdel Salam
Sociology, College of Liberal Arts
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
IAS Faculty Fellow, Spring 2021
The Human Rights Fatwas: How Orthodox Jurists Deliver Human Rights Decisions in their Adjudication of Islamic Law