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This Monday, 1/27 at 5:45PM — Syria after Assad: A Teach In. Panelists include Professor of History and Director of Brown University's Center for Middle East Studies, Elias Muhanna. Cosponsored by CMES and Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies. Learn more and watch live via YouTube: events.brown.edu/middle-east/ev…


Today, 1/27 at 5:45PM — Syria after Assad: A Teach In. Panelists include Professor of History and Director of Brown University's Center for Middle East Studies, Elias Muhanna. Cosponsored by CMES and Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies. Learn more and watch live via YouTube: events.brown.edu/middle-east/ev…

Texas’ whitewashing of slavery in the school curriculum is a disservice to its young — This San Antonio Current column references research and a recent discussion by Associate Professor of History Seth Rockman. sacurrent.com/news/texas-whi…

11 historians predict how Joe Biden will be remembered — Dr. Keisha N. Blain penned a reflection in POLITICO on how President Donald J. Trump' presidency will be remembered. politico.com/news/magazine/…


"Mirages of Digital Access and the Shaping of History" with Dr. Rebecca Nedostup (Brown History Dept.) on Thurs @ 3pm as a part of our Data Matters Seminars. Excited to hear about new approaches to digital repositories and the implications in history and data science! events.brown.edu/dsi/event/2907…



Grateful for this excellent coverage of the Stolen Relations.bsky.social and the Native Bound Unbound projects. Center for Digital Scholarship Brown University Brown History Dept. Stolen Relations #INDIGENOUS usatoday.com/story/news/nat…




One week from today, 2/20 at 12PM — "Tents and Fortresses, Palaces and Caves: Literary Architectures in Nezāmi’s Book of Alexander." Sponsored by Brown University's Center for Middle East Studies with support from the Department of History. events.brown.edu/middle-east/ev…


Happy to announce the public launch of the Stolen Relations project on May 10th! A huge thanks to our tribal partners, as well as Brown University Brown History Dept. Brown Research. Stay tuned for details. indigenousslavery.org/2025/03/24/pub…
