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by Lucas Noura Guimaraes, 2012-2013 President Néstor Kirchner Fellow To define it quickly, it’s a mind-opening, life-changing experience. It is certainly one of the most vivid and intense two weeks one can ever have. From the very first day, you have interviews...
Sustain Activism: A Brazilian Women’s Movement. Public Lecture by authors
March 18th, 2013 · The New School · New York Observatory on Latin America (OLA), The New School presented Sustaining Activism: A Brazilian Women’s Movement and a Father-Daughter Collaboration Public Lecture by:Jeffrey RubinAssociate Professor of History,...
The three 2012-2013 President Néstor Kirchner Fellows completed an intensive agenda in New York
Cecilia María Minaverry, Argentina Cecilia María Minaverry from Córdoba, Argentina, successfully completed a two-week academic exchange at The New School. During this Fellowship, Cecilia focused on the question of international arbitration between investor and state,...
Roland Álvarez Chavez, Third President Néstor Kirchner Fellow 2012-2013, successfully completed an enriching academic exchange at The New School
March 7th, 2013 · The New School · New York Roland Álvarez Chavez, PNK Fellow 2012-2013, has completed his Fellowship experience in New York. For two weeks, Roland met with experts in the field of human rights, LGTB rights, health, governance, activism, law, and...
Lucas Noura Guimaraes, Second President Néstor Kirchner Fellow 2012-2013, successfully completed an enriching academic exchange at The New School
March 7th, 2013 · The New School · New York Lucas Noura Guimaraes, PNK Fellow2012-2013, successfully completed his Fellowship at The New School. During his two-weeks in New York, he worked tirelessly to improve his research and to develop new concepts, ideas, and...
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