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Fri
09
Nov 2, 2026
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Collaboration and Resistance in Auschwitz: The Sonderkommando in Their Own Words

60 5th Avenue New York, NY, 10011
Join the CSA and Professor Adam Teller (Brown University) for a fascinating conversation on collaboration and resistance in Auschwitz.
Fri
09
Oct 27, 2026
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Roundtable Book Discussion: Lila Corwin Berman, Who Is American: Belonging and the Question of Jewish Citizenship

Lila Corwin Berman in Conversation with NYU Law's Deborah Malamud and Serena Mayeri.
Fri
09
May 18, 2026
David Engel books

Some Thoughts on the Social Utility of the Historian

Kimmel Center
Join renowned Holocaust historian and NYU Professor Emeritus, David Engel for a lecture on "The Social Utility of the Historian."
Fri
09
Apr 28, 2026
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The Social and Psychological Impact of Contemporary Antisemitism on Jews

60 5th Avenue New York, NY, 10011
In this talk, Caryn Block and Yael Silverstein present findings from their ongoing research on contemporary antisemitic experiences, including the development and validation of a new psychometric measure designed to capture everyday exposure to antisemitism.
Fri
09
Apr 13, 2026
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Digital Aftershocks: Online Mobilization and Violence in the United States

Zoom Webinar
Join the CSA and NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights for a conversation with Mariana Rosenblatt, Luke Barnes, Tessa Harmon and Matthias Becker on online mobilization and violence in the United States.
Fri
09
Mar 4, 2026
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Laughing at the Dreyfus Affair: Cartoon Antisemitism and the Politics of Ridicule Featuring Dr. Andrew Kotick

Dr. Kotick’s lecture offers a fresh perspective by exploring the role of satire and visual humor in shaping public opinion. Using caricatures and illustrations from popular press such as Le Rire, he demonstrates how laughter became a powerful political tool, defining belonging, exclusion, and modern mass politics.

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