How can the world still allow genocide to take place? Have we learned nothing from the past? This episode offers a different perspective on the history of this most brutal of human practices. How science, racism, technology and military superiority drove the development of new ways of killing.
To what extent (if any) is it acceptable for there to be differences in what people can get access to, like education, food, or housing? Is it okay for there to be differences in what people can get away with? Are there any privileges that we could and should abolish?
Join us in reading the autobiographical graphic novel Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, which explores the childhood of the author during and after the Islamic revolution in Iran.
Whether you’ve been here for years or are just starting out, take a moment to sit and reflect on how this university shapes its people’s lives.
This event has been postponed to Monday, October 21st.
Would putting a cap on wealth help to protect democracy, freedom, and equality?
Dat het klimaat verandert is inmiddels bekend, maar wist u dat Nederland er daardoor heel anders uit zal gaan zien?
Join the free movie nights of the VOX Film Club on Thursdays in the TUD Library. Watch Kikujiro, Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot and more!
Join the free movie nights of the VOX Film Club on Thursdays in the TUD Library. Watch Blow Out, Hana & Alice, and more!
Er is woningnood, vergrijzing, een huurcrisis, een zorgcrisis, torenhoge inflatie. Maar onze huidige manier van leven en bouwen is niet de enige. Is er ruimte in Nederland voor gemeenschappelijk wonen?
