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Jordan Salama presents Every Day the River Changes
none Jordan Salama is a resident writer on staff for National Geographic who has written essays on climate change, letter-writing, and American Jewish life, tracked down Syrian traveling salesmen in the Andes, covered Lionel Messi and the Argentina nation ...
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Vernissage: Dimitri Hadzi and Cynthia Hadzi
none In the autumn of 2019, The American University of Paris received a donation from the estate of Mrs. Evelyn Berezin of more than twenty works of art created by the Greek American artist, Dimitri Hadzi. An exhibition in the Combes Gallery of Dimitri Ha ...
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Made for. Reassessing Fashion in Everyday Lives
none Image https://www.aup.edu/sites/default/files/images/widget-assets/image/Made%20For%20Event%20Feature3.jpg 0 This session is part of our annual theme Deconstructing the history of Parisian fashion: towards a dehierarchical narrative. The history of P ...
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Fireside Chat on Acclaimed Thinker Rene GIRARD: Is Conflict in Our Nature? What of Culture and Civilization?
none Image https://www.aup.edu/sites/default/files/images/widget-assets/image/Fireside-Chat-2.jpg 0 Join us for an exceptional Ivy Plus European Leaders Fireside-Chat with Stellar Stanford University Speakers Jean-Pierre Dupuy and Cynthia L. Haven ...
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CCDS Publications
The Tocqueville Review / La Revue Tocqueville "Ma conviction profonde: je crois que nous nous endormons à l'heure qu'il est sur un volcan, j'en suis profondement convaincu..." This sentence from Tocqueville's famous speech of ...
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Marina Warner- Temporale
Join us for a celebration of the work of Marina Warner, author of no.39 in AUP’s Cahiers Series, Temporale. What happened to time during the Coronavirus pandemic? Marina Warner recounts how strangely her days and weeks passed, in this highly personal acco ...
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“a place that lives in me”: Writing Caribbean Identity- AUP Sponsored Event
What does it mean to be Caribbean in the 21st century? Is it imprinted in the landscape, the language, or is it perhaps, in the words of Mireille Jean-Gilles (tr. Eric Fishman), “a place that lives in me, and that I unfurl, like a nomad his tent, in each ...
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News
Throughout the year the Center for Media, Communication, and Global Change host talks, events and conferences to create a multidisciplinary dialogue and foster innovative, collaborative problem-solving around issues of civic engagement. The Latest from t ...
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Archived Projects
Archived Projects Student projects and faculty-student collaborations from 2015-2020 dealt with key questions of our mediated world: connecting across cultural difference, gender equity, political-economic power, activist media, and the democratization of ...
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Current & Recent Projects
The Civic Media Lab supports research, teaching, and innovation on the relationship between media, new technologies, civic life, and social justice. We currently focus on four research areas, although projects are often sited across categories: Coexis ...