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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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Dr. Miriam Chorley-Schulz Interviews Frank Wolff on New Books Network

March 06, 2023

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

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"Can Anthropology be Decolonized" an Op-Ed by Professor Kamari Clarke

January 26, 2023

In recent years, anthropology has increasingly reckoned with its colonial and racist roots. In a special forum, scholars weigh in on what “decolonizing” means—and share their visions for the future of the field.

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Professor Anna Shternshis on the BBC

January 10, 2023

On January 14th Professor Anna Shternshis joins Lopa Kothari from the BBC program Music Planet for a session on Yiddish songs that were all at one time confiscated by the KGB.

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"Jews in the Soviet Union: A History War, Conquest, and Catastrophe, 1939–1945, Volume 3" Co-authored by Professor Anna Shternshis

January 10, 2023

Congratulations to Professor Anna Shternshis on co-authoring "Jews in the Soviet Union: A History War, Conquest, and Catastrophe, 1939–1945, Volume 3" released in December 2022.

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Provides a comprehensive history of Soviet Jewry during World War II

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Naomi Seidman's new podcast "Heretic in the House"

November 29, 2022

America has a fascination with Hasidic Jews. But these popular depictions don’t tell the whole story; they just tell the story the public wants to hear. What they hide is a complicated dance between Orthodox Judaism and those who leave the community, and a web of stereotypes that trap Hassidim, rebels, and the public alike.

Prof. Kamari Clarke

Kamari Clarke has been awarded a 12-month Jackman Humanities Institute Faculty Fellowship for 2023-2024 for her project entitled The Elusive Work of Visibility: Toward a Theory of Absence

November 21, 2022

The CDTS congratulates Professor Kamari Clarke on being awarded a 12-month Jackman Humanities Institute Faculty Fellowship for 2023-2024 for her project entitled The Elusive Work of Visibility: Toward a Theory of Absence

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