Join us for the Seeking Refuge in a Changing World symposium on April 19, presented as an IGS Collaborative event!

Our Spring 2018 schedule is full of lectures, symposia, workshops, and community events.

The University of Minnesota Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and the Department of History invite applications from current doctoral students in the UMN College of Liberal Arts for the Bernard and Fern Badzin Graduate Fellowship in Holocaust and Genocide Studies. The Badzin Fellowship will pay a stipend of $18,000, the cost of tuition and health insurance, and $1,000 toward the mandatory graduate student fees.

“Ausencias” is an exhibition based on photographic material from family albums. It shows a series of cases that give a face to those who are no longer here: workers, militants, students, professionals, entire families. All of them, victims of the systematic plan of the illegal repression and forced disappearance established by the civic-military dictatorship in Argentina (1976-1983), Brazil (1964-1985) and Uruguay (1973-1984).