by Amy Fagin | Jun 15, 2021 | Published Articles
Introduction Arts based teaching strategies in genocide studies are rapidly reaching a globally influential threshold. A growing body of pioneering courses and inspiring arts encounters have contributed to arts and aesthetics based public interfaces and pedagogical...
by Amy Fagin | May 10, 2020 | Published Articles
Introduction The trajectories of epidemics / pandemics that spread throughout the centuries across the “New World” from the period of first contact until the present day have impacted indigenous communities drastically. Communicable vectors of smallpox, malaria,...
by Amy Fagin | Dec 12, 2016 | Published Articles
Sri Lanka: The Art of National Dialogue and Reconciliation by Amy Fagin Opening Addresses: Colombo, Sri Lanka “And seeing him sit day after day, sinister, silent, twisting his rope to a future purpose of evilness…I sense the charred-wood smell again…of...
by Amy Fagin | Sep 2, 2016 | Published Articles
2000th March of the Madres de la Plaza de Mayo Written by Amy Fagin 2016 marks a milestone anniversary year for Argentina. 40 years ago this country was thrust into a period of state organized extreme violence precipitated by a “golpe de Estado”on March...
by Amy Fagin | Jan 3, 2016 | Published Articles
Bangladesh: The Journey from Genocide to Justice and Prevention 2nd Winter School: Genocide, Justice and the New Generation Center for the Study of Genocide and Justice Sponsored by the Liberation War Museum, Dhaka Bangladesh written by Amy Fagin At 40 thousand feet,...
by Amy Fagin | Sep 22, 2015 | Published Articles
We, the delegates attending the 5th International Conference on Genocide: Bangladesh and the Pursuit of Justice, February 27, 2015 to March 1, 2015, arrived at Dhaka International Airport to beautiful bouquets of flowers and swarms of hungry mosquitos. Fortunately for...