The University of Pittsburgh's Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies is proud to sponsor the 9th edition of the RFF titled Homelands. This year's festival reflects on current events, while celebrating the power of film to map out new meanings into a world where people have been displaced by wars, economic crises, political instability, and natural disasters. Internationally acclaimed movies featured in a carefully curated selection, covering all forms and genres, as well as film-related events with special guests, will redefine the sense of homeland and belonging, in relation to our families, neighbors, countries of origin, and, by extension, to our planet itself.

Films will be screened online with free tickets provided to Pitt faculty and students. More information to be announced.

A LIVE INTERVIEW WITH Alex Dombrovski, University of Pittsburgh AND Carmen Andreescu, University of Pittsburgh

REEES Fall 2022 series, The Specter in the Present: Trauma and its Legacies in Eurasia, will explore the place of trauma in Eurasia society in four interviews that pair scholars to discuss social and clinical trauma, victimhood, historical memory, and the politics of history in the region.

This event is part of a larger series

Thinking about law school? Have questions about the LSAT? Join us and the School of Law for an information session on how to make your law school application stand out!

Join Hostile Terrain 94 Pittsburgh for the opening exhibition of the Undocumented Migration Project installation. The installation is a participatory art exhibition to raise awareness about the humanitarian crisis occurring at the US/Mexico border. The event will feature opening remarks from Dr. Darlène Dubuisson, Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology, and food and beverages will be provided.

Come and practice your Hungarian and meet others interested in the language! All levels welcome.

Monthly book club hosted by the Center for Latin American Studies. Discussions are in Portuguese. All are welcome! This month we will be discussing "A Gorda" by Isabela Figueiredo.