The pandemic roadmap: how New Zealand beat COVID-19
New Zealand’s prime minister declared the country virus-free and lifted all COVID-19 restrictions. Meanwhile other countries, including the United States, continue to see an increase in new cases.
I Can’t Breathe: Hundreds join FIU experts for online conversation on George Floyd, racial unrest
Members of the FIU and South Florida communities joined an online conversation to examine racial unrest in America – and what steps might be taken to bring about change.
Hurricane season in a pandemic: what to expect
South Florida faces uncharted territory with the arrival of hurricane season amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing and personal protective equipment distribution must now be accounted for in all aspects of hurricane preparation.
Arts & CultureSurvivor Suly Chenkin to share her harrowing story as part of Holocaust and Genocide Awareness Week
FIU observes Holocaust and Genocide Awareness Week Jan. 25-29
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Green School announces two fellowship opportunities
Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs 2021-2022 Dorothea Green Fellowship Award The Steven J. [...]
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FIU awarded $1M by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to help preserve oral history of local communities
Florida International University’s Wolfsonian Public Humanities Lab (WPHL) has been awarded a $1 million grant from The ..
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Mellon Foundation awards FIU $4.63M to help vulnerable communities prepare for, recover from disasters
Vulnerable communities, which include Black and Hispanic South Florida residents, are often disproportionately impacted by disasters such as hurricanes, .
