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Quo Vadis Britannia; where is Britain going? With Adrian Favell
Professor Adrian Favell, University of Leeds, discusses the United Kingdom after Brexit, Queen Elizabeth, and Boris Johnson, on the International Horizons podcast.
Distinguished Professor John Mollenkopf on Mayor Adams’ First Six Months
The political analyst discusses Adams’ performance on issues from public safety to affordable housing.
Sri Lanka: Meet the New Dynast, Same as the Old Dynast
Prof. Farzana Haniffa, University of Colombo, discusses the current protests and change of government in Sri Lanka on International Horizons
Closer to a standstill on Ukraine: Time for Decision with Amb. Roman Popadiuk
Ambassador Roman Popadiuk, Graduate Center Ph.D. in political science, discusses US-Ukrainian relations and the current war on the International Horizons podcast.
How to Make the U.S. Safe for Transgender People
Paisley Currah discusses his new book, "Sex Is as Sex Does," on The Thought Project.
How LBGTQ Individuals Experience Criminal Justice
A queer criminologist explains why LGBTQ individuals experience being overpoliced and underserved, on the Thought Project.
Post Roe, How to Advance Women’s Rights and LGBTQ Rights
Professor Anne Valk shares lessons from history on The Thought Project.
The role of religion in shaping political views, especially on abortion
Professor Amy Adamczyk discusses how religious beliefs shape attitudes on abortion and other issues, on International Horizons.
Achievements and challenges of LGBTQ+ people
Adrian Coman, human rights activist, talks about the struggle for LGBTQ rights in Europe and around the world, on International Horizons.
Freeing Black People From Oppressive Mental Health Care
In this Juneteenth Thought Project episode, we talk to Britton Williams about the Black MAP Project and reinventing mental health care for the Black community.