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Presented by Ian Delahanty, PhD Associate Professor of History In the mid-1800s, many Americans blamed a recent influx of immigration, especially from Ireland, for the major social, economic, and political problems of their time.  According to these anti-immigrant nativists, everything from increased crime rates to the decline of native-born Americans’ prospects in the labor market […]

Presented by Fadia Nordtveit, PhD Associate Professor of Communications We invite you to learn about Fadia Nordtveit's experience of working with scholars from around the world to bring to fruition a peer-reviewed journal special issue called Discourses, Methods and Practices of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging: Towards a Global Shared Framework from an Italian Publishing House, […]