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Greetings to all esteemed recipients of Iran Academia's newsletter. In this up-to-date newsletter, we bring you the latest news and upcoming events.
Academia:
Enrollment for the 2024 Social Studies Program at Iran Academia will soon commence. The application period spans a duration of three months, commencing in August and concluding in October. Prospective applicants have the opportunity to submit their applications within this specified time frame.
AcademiX:
Additionally, we would like to update you on the ongoing Transitional Justice course. Currently, we are in the sixth week of this instructive course, which aims to promote knowledge about transitional justice and has received a warm response from interested participants. You can follow this course on the AcademiX Portal and benefit from its diverse and captivating educational content. With the guidance of experienced instructors, you will gain valuable insights into the principles of transitional justice.
Agora:
Furthermore, we would like to draw your attention to the following events that you can now access through Agora:
Seminar: "Seeking Justice as an Everyday Politics" – the third seminar in the "Diverse Horizons" series organized by a group of Swedish scholars.
Zeynab Peyghambarzadeh in conversation with Saeed Paivandi in the webinar "Unfinished Protest Movements" from the "Freedom of Thought Association" webinar series.
The seventeenth episode of the "Iran Academia Podcast" with guest Vafa Mehraein discussing "Moral Politics."
Events:
We are honored to invite you to an extraordinary event celebrating the career and contributions of Mr. Enayat Fani, a distinguished figure in Iranian journalism and literature. Having served as an Editor and Presenter for BBC World Service and BBC Persian Radio and Television for the past four decades, Mr. Fani has left an indelible mark in the field of journalism. His distinctive voice and insightful perspectives have been particularly recognized in the Persian version of the HardTalk program. Mr. Fani recently retired and is now focusing on his literary pursuits. We are excited to announce the launch of his latest poetry book, freshly published in London. This event will offer an exclusive opportunity to delve into his poetic world. This momentous occasion is set to take place in the Central Library of The Hague on August 12th, 2023, at 15:00 PM CET, a date that also commemorates Mr. Fani’s birthday. Organized by a dedicated group of Iranian journalists, writers, and researchers based in the Netherlands, this event aims to celebrate not only his professional achievements but also his personal journey.
We're also looking forward to hosting "The Process of Transformation in Iran's Today" webinar, where Nayereh Tohidi will discuss her published article from the Freedom of Thought Journal. The event, happening on Sunday, August 27th at 7 PM Central European Time, will be live-streamed on our social media platforms, offering a chance for live Q&A.
Most Viewed:
We'd like to highlight the most viewed profiles and content this month. Top of the list is Emanuel Shokrian
The following is the list of our most visited content in the last month:
- The Theories of Democracy Lectures by Mohammad Reza Nikfar,
- The Transitional Justice course by AcademiX,
And,
Your unwavering support and enthusiastic involvement with Iran Academia have left us deeply grateful. As we move forward, we want to assure you that we remain dedicated to providing you with even more enriching content and timely updates in the months ahead. Your presence and contribution are invaluable, making you an integral and cherished part of our academic community. Thank you for being with us on this exciting journey of knowledge and growth.
Best Regards, The Iran Academia Team
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