The Critical Languages Institute has rescheduled Armenian Culture Night to June 28, combining it with Indonesian and Persian Culture Night.

CLI students invite you to experience Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, and Macedonian cultures through their celebratory event.

Celebrate Indonesian and Persian culture at an event hosted by the Critical Languages Institute students.

The Critical Languages Institute invites attendees to celebrate Indonesian and Persian culture, showcasing the linguistic and cultural skills of its students.

Fall 2023 at the Melikian Center features presentations by affiliates on topics like Mongol-French medieval contacts and a US-funded Balkan entrepreneurship program.

The Arizona Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages hosts its annual conference, bringing together scholars to share research and pedagogical approaches in Slavic and East European studies.

MNACMS 2022 is scheduled for Nov. 4-6, hosted in person at Arizona State University, Durham Hall.

Brown University received a $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for a program to bridge the gap between veterans and civilians through humanities studies, including books and films. The project emphasizes understanding and dialogue across cultural and experiential divides.

Shahin Berisha, a Fulbright Scholar from Kosovo, collaborates with ASU to revamp the University of Pristina's engineering program, shifting focus from coal to renewable energy. This initiative, supported by various U.S. grants, aims to modernize education and reduce pollution in Kosovo.

Arizona State University's program aims to emphasize lesser-known languages like Macedonian and Armenian, countering the national trend of focusing mainly on Spanish, French, and German.

A $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to Brown University supports a project aiding veterans and civilians in exploring war through humanities. It includes reading programs and discussions, enhancing understanding across cultural divides.

The book explores socialist and post-socialist childhoods, blending personal memoirs with scholarly analysis. It challenges simplistic views through diverse, detailed accounts, contributing significantly to childhood studies and comparative education. The FreshEd Podcast