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SAR Network information-sharing drop-in sessions

SAR will be offering a new opportunity for connection and discussion within the network: Information-sharing drop-in sessions (“drop-ins”) for network members. Recognizing the substantial experience and activity across the network, these bi-weekly, virtual drop-in sessions are intended to increase information-sharing

Reinforcing academic freedom against an illiberal tide: a conversation with Peter-Andre Alt

Deutsches Haus at NYU and Scholars at Risk present a conversation between Peter-Andre Alt, President of the German Rector’s Conference, Robert Quinn, Executive Director of the Scholars at Risk Network at NYU, and moderated by Hadas Aron, a faculty fellow at the Center for European and Mediterranean

SAR’s Hosting Consultation Drop-In Hour

SAR offers a monthly consultative hour for SAR members to drop-in and ask any questions related to their hosting activities. These sessions are also intended to be information-sharing sessions, and SAR encourages members to attend who would either like to

SAR’s Hosting Consultation Drop-In Hour

SAR Hosting Consultative Drop-In

SAR offers a monthly consultative hour for SAR members to drop-in and ask any questions related to their hosting activities. These sessions are also intended to be information-sharing sessions.

SAR Hosting Consultation Drop-In Hour

SAR offers a monthly consultative hour for SAR members to drop-in and ask any questions or share information related to their hosting activities.

Ten Years of Protecting Academic Freedom – What will the Future Bring?

Scholars at Risk – Norway Section will mark its 10 years anniversary with discussions on how its member institutions and society at large can strengthen academic freedom and learn together from past experiences. The event will be held at University of

Iowa in the World Community: Academic Freedom

The 2021 Iowa in the World Community series seeks to expand the campus and broader public understanding about international human rights standards related to pressing challenges we face in the United States, the State of Iowa, at the university, and/or

On Mourning and Exile: Looking Back at Rwanda

Join Rwandan author Scholastique Muksonga as she explores ideas of mourning and exile in the wake of the Rwandan genocide. Of her most recent book, “Igifu,” the New York Times writes that it “depicts the lives of Rwanda’s Tutsis

Leadership in the Age of Cancel Culture: Responding to Demands for Exclusion or Removal

Join Scholars at Risk (SAR) and the SAR-United States Section for Lines, Line-Drawing, and Consequences, a five-part discussion series that will explore common situations that invoke core values on college and university campuses. Every other Wednesday, SAR Executive Director Rob

Right to be Wrong? When Academic Audiences Object to Academic Expression

Who’s in charge here? Making the Case for Institutional Autonomy

Public or Private? Tensions Around Expression in Campus Spaces

Promises and Pitfalls: Navigating International Programs and Partnerships

Free Universities: Putting the Academic Freedom Index Into Action Through the UN Human Rights Systems

Register Now FREE UNIVERSITIES: Putting the Academic Freedom Index Into Action Through the UN Human Rights Systems Featuring: Ms. Irene Khan, UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of freedom of opinion and expression Ms. Koumbou Boly Barry, UN