Past Events
Thursday, November 18
Global Issues Through Literature: Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
Global Issues Through Literature (GILS)
Fall and Spring 2021-22: Imagining Other Worlds: Globalizing Science Fiction and Fantasy
Zoom
Cycling and the City: Human Rights and Human Infrastructure
Watching documentary “Together We Cycle” or “Why We Cycle” (VIMEO, 56 minutes) about the history of cycling in the Netherlands and “Mama Agatha” (16 minutes; YouTube) about a Ghanian immigrant who
Wednesday, November 17
Cartonera Teacher Workshop
The mission of the Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS) is to promote global understanding through support for teaching, learning, and research in and on Latin America, the Caribbean, and the d
4130 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
Tuesday, November 16
Gender Equality in Public Administration
Gender Equality in Public Administration: A Global Workshop will convene academics, practitioners, and experts to further global monitoring of women’s participation and leadership in public service
Zoom
Friday, November 12
Epochs of Loss: Toward a Proposal for a Website, a Course, and a Book
This special event is a collaboration between Carnegie Mellon's Environmental Humanities Research Seminar and the CMU Humanities Center’s current initiative on Climate Justice.
Zoom
Thursday, November 11
LGBT+ Activism in Moscow: Metropolis of Opportunities or Increased Risks?
Olga Baranova, Senior Director of the Moscow Community Centre for LGBT+ Initiatives, will speak on the challenges LGBT+ communities face in Russia and the North Caucasus while exploring how Moscow
Diaries of the Epoch of Loss, or Introducing Some Unanswerable Questions
This special event is a collaboration between Carnegie Mellon's Environmental Humanities Research Seminar and the CMU Humanities Center’s current initiative on Climate Justice.
Zoom
Tuesday, November 9
Street Medicine and Health Organization
Street Medicine and Health Organization
November 9th, 6pm-7pm, Virtual Format
Emily Delp, M.D.
Zoom Discussion
Pitt Model United Nations 2021
Through experiential learning, high school students engage directly with global issues by assuming the role of world leaders and negotiating responses to timely topics.
Teams
Friday, November 5
Case Study Competition and Presentations
The Global Studies Center, Center for Global Health and the Center for BioEthics and Health Law will host Pitt’s 2nd annual Global Health Case Competition.
Posvar Hall Room 1500
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