How NYU Mental Health Professionals Care for Immigrants—and Themselves
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Spyros D. Orfanos, director of the clinic at NYU’s Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, has recruited students, faculty, and graduates to provide treatment and forensic evaluations for immigrants facing deportation
The Federal Shutdown: Response and Repercussions
Tagged in Law and Policy NYU Homepage Feature
Wagner's Paul Light explains the far-reaching impact of—and predicts a possible ending date for—the current government shutdown.
Why Does the Patriarchy Persist?: A Discussion – Jan. 31
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On Thursday, January 31 at 7 p.m., NYU Steinhardt Professor Carol Gilligan and Research Fellow Naomi Snider will discuss their new book, 'Why Does Patriarchy Persist?'
NYU to Host Workshops for Teachers on the Sit-In Movement in the Civil Rights Era – Feb. 9
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Law and Policy Campus and Community Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development School of Law
New York University will host two workshops for K-12 teachers on the sit-in movement, protests, and legal change in the 1960s.
Growing Number of State Laws Limit Local Government Control Over Food and Nutrition
Tagged in Health and Medicine Law and Policy Research College of Global Public Health
Analysis Led by NYU College of Global Public Health Shows How State Preemption—Such as Banning New Soda Taxes—Hinders Public Health Progress
“Anti-Semitism and Hate in America”—A Teach-In with NYU Faculty, Nov. 14
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NYU will host “Anti-Semitism and Hate in America: A Teach-In with NYU Faculty,” on Wed., Nov. 14.
Nobel Laureates Deaton & Sen on “Economics with a Moral Compass?”—Nov. 17 Discussion
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Nobel Laureates Angus Deaton and Amartya Sen will discuss “Economics with a Moral Compass? Welfare Economics: Past, Present, and Future,” on Sat., Nov. 17.
“Understanding the Outcome of the Midterm Elections”—Nov. 16 Panel Discussion
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NYU will host “Understanding the Outcome of the Midterm Elections,” a panel discussion featuring researchers from the New York metropolitan area, on Fri., Nov. 16.
“The Decline and Fall of Empires: Habsburg & Ottoman”—Nov. 9-11 Conference at NYU’s Remarque Institute
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The Remarque Institute will host “The Decline and Fall of Empires: Hapsburg & Ottoman,” a three-day conference marking the centennial of the end of World War I, Nov. 9-11.
The End of the Spanish-American War & the Beginning of the United States’ “Imperial Moment”—Nov. 16 Symposium
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The Asian/Pacific/American Institute will host a symposium to mark 120 years since 1898—the end of the Spanish-American War and the beginning of the U.S. “imperial moment”—on Fri., Nov. 16.