Events

Join us for a conversation on “the polycrisis” in Germany between Professor Alan Cafruny (Government), and Professor Nicholas Mulder, a professor of economic history at Cornell University, and author of The Economic Weapon. Popularized by historian Adam Tooze, the “polycrisis” refers to the multiple, interlinked crises facing Germany and the European today, “a coming together at a single moment of things which, on the face of it, don’t have anything to do with each other, but seem to pile onto each other to create a situation in the mi...

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"Reflecting on Our Semester of Inspired Action: A Justice Lab Experience"   The students of the Spring '24 Levitt Center Justice Lab program, "Inspired Action: Community Building and Social Change", are excited to share their experiences both in the classroom and in their group projects. This term, students took courses in Government, Sociology, and American Studies and participated in a community based project alongside Reverend Sharon Baugh from Hope Chapel AME Zion Church in Utica. The Justice Lab also collaborated to make a collection of cr...