The Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University. RTs ≠ endorsements

Washington, DC
Joined March 2010
Join ACMCU for a discussion with Dr. Qudsia. In this lecture, Dr. Qudsia Shah (The Institute of Ismaili Studies) explores how communities in Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral understand nature through folklore and local narratives, tracing how these relationships have evolved alongside the region’s developmental transformations. It then turns to Gen Z voices, examining how young people navigate questions of climate change and migration, revealing development as an ongoing, contested process shaped by emerging challenges and aspirations RSVP with this link: bit.ly/4dCVOC8
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Join ACMCU for a discussion with Dr. Azamat Azarov. In this lecture, Dr. Azarov (University of Central Asia) explores how climate change is reshaping natural resources and agrarian life in Kyrgyzstan’s Naryn region, combining environmental analysis with gender-sensitive research. Highlighting differentiated impacts on women and men, the study reveals climate change as both an ecological and social process that reconfigures vulnerability and adaptation in rural communities. RVSP link : events.georgetown.edu/acmcu/…
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Join ACMCU and its new Faith and Future of Democracy Initiative for a discussion with Mustafa Akyol, Shadi Hamid, Matthew Kaemingk and Nader Hashemi. In this lecture, Shadi and Matthew will discuss the content of their brand new book: Can Religion Save Democracy? in conversation with Senior Fellow at the CATO Institute, Mustafa Akyol. You can RSVP with this link: events.georgetown.edu/acmcu/…
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Ep.135: Philosemitism and Herbert Kickl | Listen to the Podcast on Spotify #FaridHafez #Islamophobia #Antisemitism #EuropeanMuslims open.spotify.com/episode/3UJ…
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Join ACMCU and its new Faith and Future of Democracy Initiative for a discussion with Mustafa Akyol, Shadi Hamid, Matthew Kaemingk and Nader Hashemi. In this lecture, Shadi and Matthew will discuss the content of their brand new book: Can Religion Save Democracy? in conversation with Senior Fellow at the CATO Institute, Mustafa Akyol. You can RSVP with this link: events.georgetown.edu/acmcu/…
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Join ACMCU for a discussion with Dr. Azamat Azarov. In this lecture, Dr. Azarov (University of Central Asia) explores how climate change is reshaping natural resources and agrarian life in Kyrgyzstan’s Naryn region, combining environmental analysis with gender-sensitive research. Highlighting differentiated impacts on women and men, the study reveals climate change as both an ecological and social process that reconfigures vulnerability and adaptation in rural communities. RVSP link : events.georgetown.edu/acmcu/…
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"The Rohingya case that could redefine the law on genocide" | Middle East Eye #Rohingya #RohingyaGenocide #InternationalStudies #InternationalLaw middleeasteye.net/big-story/…
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This Week | "The Struggle for Democracy in Iran" with Ali Kadivar. This event will be moderated by Dr. Daniel Brumberg. #Iran #IranWar #IranianHistory #IranLectureSeries #ACMCU RSVP: georgetown.zoom.us/webinar/r…
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"Iranian society is dynamic society that demands things from those who rule over it" | Narges Bajoghli #Iran #IranianHistory #IranWar #MiddleEastStudies #IranLectureSeries #NargesBajoghli
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Join us next week with poet Fady Joudah for a reading of his latest work, a Palestinian representation of not only the staggering grief but also the prevailing life force of a people and place enduring genocide. Exhibit G insists that love is the only defense against a totalizing, destructive force. Scan the QR code or use this link to RSVP: georgetown.zoom.us/webinar/r… #palestine #art #georgetown #poetry
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Next Week | Iran’s Grand Strategy and the Future of US-Iran Relations with Trita Parsi #ACMCU #IranLectureSeries #IranWar #Iran #TritaParsi georgetown.zoom.us/webinar/r…
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Next week, join ACMCU for a conversation with Mehdi Hassan Scan QR code to RSVP or use this link: events.georgetown.edu/acmcu/…
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Next week join ACMCU for a online discussion with Dr. Malika Bahovadinova. In this lecture, Dr. Bahovadinova will deliver a talk on how migration policies and bureaucratic practices shape the lives and identities of migrants in Tajikistan and Russia. She will draw on ethnographic research to reveal the human impact of state governance and historical legacies. Scan the QR code to RSVP or use this linkhttps://georgetown.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_um37fVMqQCOnH69fHu7hdA#/registration .
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