032 // Where we live now: a sense of place in a changing world
This salon will discuss the relationship places have with each other, and the relationship we have with them. With James Barilla.
031 // Listening in shades of blue: how our brains process sensory information
This salon will explore how our brains process information, and how input into one sensory system can influence processing in other sensory systems. With David Brang.
030 // What happens to academic freedom under authoritarianism? The case of Hungary & Central European University
Why is there a rising authoritarianism taking place within the European Union, and what impact is it having on academic freedom, critical pedagogy, and independent research? With Sara Swerdlyk.
029 // How has Me Too changed the workplace?
How have claims of discrimination and harassment been made and prosecuted since the rise of the Me Too movement, and which industries have been most altered? What effect has the movement had on workplace dynamics more broadly? And what can we expect in the years to come? With Tamarah Prevost.
028 // Who decides who gets in? Foreign Service Officers and the negotiation of refugee policy
Refugees are frequently subject of political debate and discussion, but we rarely hear from refugee applicants themselves, or the public servants who spend so much time negotiating their claims. What does agency mean in this context -- who has it, and what does it look like? With Andriata Chironda.
