Syrian refugees strike at the platform of the Keleti railway station in Budapest, Hungary
Photo credit: Mstyslav Chernov | Wikimedia Commons - CC
"Migration to Europe: Situating the Current Crisis" is a panel discussion offering a conversation of the current situation in Europe, the factors that lead to the the flow of peoples, the impact on host communities/countries and some of the efforts underway to assist the refugees and the European communities who are the first receivers.
Maurizio Albahari
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Alia Fardi
Candidate, LL.M. in International Human Rights Law
Rev. Daniel G. Groody, C.S.C.
Associate Professor of Theology
Moderated by Karen Richman
Director of Undergraduate Academic Programs
Institute for Latino StudiesA reception and book sale will follow the panel in the Geddes Coffee House featuring an exposition by
Richard Economakis
Associate Professor and Graduate Studies Director for Architecture and Urbanism Studies Program
Download the web poster (626KB) PDF
Sponsored by the
Nanovic Institute for European Studies
Center for Civil and Human Rights
Keough School of Global Affairs
Department of Anthropology
Institute for Latino Studies
School of Architecture
Center for Social Concerns
Notre Dame Alumni Association
Human Rights - ND (Student Club)