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There and Back Again: Haitian Children in Detention Camps
August 5, 2018
Sanha Lim is student from Chicago currently studying computer science and journalism at Duke University (T'21). His passion is in telling stories, and he loves discovering something special in the mundane. In his spare time, he fences, browses... more
Print Culture and Resistance Among Cuban Refugees at Guantánamo Bay
July 22, 2018
Alyssa Perez is a rising junior in Trinity College of Arts and Sciences at Duke University, where she is majoring in History and minoring in Global Health. Alyssa was born in Miami, Florida, and as the granddaughter of Cuban refugees has always... more
Spring 2018 Highlights
May 16, 2018
Thank you to the panelists, partners, community members, and Duke faculty, staff, and students who made Spring 2018 a success at FSP!
Over the summer, check our online calendar to find out what we have cooking for the Fall (we'll be... more
Listening for Surrealist Ethnography | Eugene Chadbourne's Dreamory
May 1, 2018
On November 17, 2017, Jay Hammond and the Forum for Scholars and Publics hosted a reading and performance by Eugene Chadbourne and friends. Chadbourne kicked off the event by reading passages from his tome Dreamory and was joined on stage by... more
Duke Performances | Black Atlantic
March 22, 2018
The music of the Black Atlantic is our global soundtrack.
How Jonathan Demme Walked the Walk in Haiti - a reflection by Laura Wagner
May 5, 2017
Our colleague Laura Wagner recently published this reflection on Jonathan Demme's passion for Haiti and his friendship with the founder of Radio Haïti-Inter, Jean Dominique. Radio Haiti Lives was one of the first projects of the FSP, and the... more
The Possibility of a Public
April 7, 2017
On March 3, 2017, the Forum for Scholars and Publics hosted a conversation between Corey Robin and Jed Purdy about the purpose and promise of public intellectuals in the United States today. In this guest post, scholar/activist Peter Pihos reflects... more
Generous Listening
December 19, 2016
“You know how you’re not supposed to be thinking while the other person is talking, right?
A Musical Passage Across Time and Place
August 4, 2016
In Musical Passage: Voyage to 1688 Jamaica, historian Laurent Dubois, composer David K. Garner, and literary scholar Mary Caton Lingold tell the story of a travel document and provide recordings that interpret the fascinating music unexpectedly ... more
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