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The Dialogue Institute is hosting a free* lecture and discussion with Dr. Ziad Fahed, “Fostering Youth Resilience to Counteract Extremism: Grassroots Experience from Philadelphia to Lebanon,” .

Imagine . . . You were in charge and it was your job to bring peace to the world. What would you do?

New York Times journalist, Anemona Hartocollis, has been chosen as the National Resource Centers’ Global Distinguished Lecturer for 2016. In her talk she will discuss her experience following a group of migrants and refugees from the Greek Island of Kos to Denmark. She will explore the struggles, hopes and desires of people she met along the way and ponder the unknown outcomes of this mass exodus from the Middle East and North Africa.

The Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy at Temple University is proud to present Dr. Ari Kelman as part of our Spring 2015 Colloquia Series.

A Tuition-Free Six-Part Lecture Series: Wednesday Evenings at 7pm beginning March 4, 2015

The Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy at Temple University is proud to host Maria Hoehn for a screening and discussion of "Breath of Freedom"

The documentary “Breath of Freedom” tells the story of African-American GIs who were stationed in Germany at the end of World War II as part of a policy to help rid the country of racism and oppression, based on the book 'A Breath of Freedom: The Civil Rights Struggle, African American GIs, and Germany' by Maria Hoehn and Martin Klimke.

 Iran – once the East’s powerful center of art and culture – has of late been considered by many a radical and repressive member of the “Evil Empire.”

Some argue that the election of President Rouhani offers an opportunity which must be seized to negotiate a diplomatic repair of Iran’s relations with the United States and the West, and in particular, to resolve the question of Iranian nuclear weapons ambitions. Others argue that the apparent Iranian moderation is a sham and that no diplomatic solution to the nuclear issue is possible.