REGISTER HERE Join CGT Member Manan Ahmed in a conversation about his new book, Disrupted City: Walking the Pathways of Memory and History in Lahore, joined by fellow CGT member Carol Gluck. In Disrupted City, Manan Ahmed, Associate Professor of History at Columbia University, brings to life a diverse and vibrant world by walking the city again […]

This panel brings together Indigenous scholars to critically examine the historical and ongoing impacts of exploration, scientific research, and anthropology on Indigenous communities in Papua New Guinea and Hawai‘i. Panelists will explore the intersections of Indigenous rights, data sovereignty, and the colonial legacies embedded within scientific knowledge production. The panelists will reflect on how historical […]

Papua New Guinea has 7% of the world’s biodiversity and an incredibly rich cultural and linguistic diversity. For centuries, its Indigenous communities have developed traditional knowledge and practices that supported their way of management of natural resources. Since gaining independence in 1975, some efforts have been made to conserve unique species and the enviroment using […]