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Trinity College Appoints Professor Kevin Lewis O'Neill as Dean of Arts & Vice-Provost

April 29, 2024

Trinity College is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Kevin Lewis O’Neill to the position of Dean of Arts & Vice-Provost, effective July 1, 2024.

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From panacea to propaganda: Wars, Diaspora & Music takes a look at music in times of war

December 05, 2023

In the 1990s, Simon Bikindi, an ethnic Hutu, was Rwanda’s most popular musician: at one point, a United Nations official dubbed him the “Rwandan Michael Jackson.” A sometime wedding singer, Bikindi’s lyrics often told of love stories and his country’s beautiful landscape.

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‘Early Warning, Early Response’ program empowers Nigerians to defend their communities

November 28, 2023

Many of the Fulani of northern Nigeria are nomadic herders who have been driven from their traditional grazing lands by environmental degradation, forcing them to encroach on farmlands — and into violent clashes with farmers.

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Prof. Anna Shternshis gives TEDx Talk on Yiddish Music of Holocaust Refugees

November 27, 2023

In this TEDx talk Professor Anna Shternshis shares the stories of lost Yiddish songs she discovered at the Ukrainian National Library in Kyiv. She is accompanied by musicans and composers Alice Zawadzki and Bruno Heinen who perform these songs for the first time in Poland on the TEDxKazimierz stage.

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DTS Welcomes Professor Alejandra González Jiménez

July 03, 2023

The Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies would like to welcome our new faculty member, Professor Alejandra González Jiménez!

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"On Donors and Daughters: The Language of Queer Kinship" an essay co-authored by Professor Andrea S. Allen

June 12, 2023

Professor Andrea S. Allen, and her wife, Tracy M. Lemos, published an essay on the American Ethnologist website.The essay discusses how they serendipitously found their daughter's anonymous sperm donor.

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An Interview with Kamel Riahi on the banning of his book "Tunisian Frankenstein: Reflections on Tunisian Political Affairs During the Time of Kais Saied"

May 11, 2023

Kamel Riahi is an author, activist, critic, broadcaster and guest lecturer at the University of Toronto's Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies and Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations.

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Professor Anna Shternshis Interviewed for Atlas Obscura

April 03, 2023

Professor Anna Shternshis was interviewed for Atlas Obscura discussing a Communist take on Passover, Red Haggadah, and much for the work from her book Soviet and Kosher: Jewish Popular Culture in the Soviet Union, 1923-1939.

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Watch CDTS Professors Kamari Clarke and Anna Shternshis on The Agenda

March 28, 2023

CDTS Professors Kamari Clarke and Anna Shtrenshis appeared on TVO's The Agenda on March 27th to discuss how politial tension arising may affect diasporas, and answer questions such as how can foreign interference be distinguished from healthy homeland engagement?

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Dr. Miriam Chorley-Schulz interviews Max Kaiser on New Books Network

March 23, 2023

On New Books Network, listen to Dr. Miriam Chorley-Schulz, Ray D.

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