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• You Brexit, You Fix It: the U.K. and the EU After Its Withdrawal with Antonio Goucha Soares

  

  Soares, a professor of law at the Lisbon School of Economics & Management, discusses the consequences of Brexit on the International Horizons podcast.

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• Queer Librarianship and CUNY

  Elvis Bakaitis, interim head of reference at the Graduate Center's Mina Rees Library, joins this Pride Month episode to talk about queer librarianship, their research, and service to CUNY. Read more

• Winning Their Marbles? The Return of Cultural Heritage Objects

  

  Graduate Center alumnus Pierre Losson (Ph.D. '19, Political Science) discusses the return of cultural heritage objects on the International Horizons podcast. Read more

• Beyond Acceptance: Documenting the Experiences of Queer Youth and Their Families

  Ph.D. student Mica Baum Tuccillo and two student artists discuss their collaboration on the Beyond Research Collective, which documents the family experiences of LGBTQ+ and gender-expansive youth. Read more

• China’s Three Child Policy and What It Means for Demographic Change

  

  Professor Wang Feng, University of California-Irvine, discusses China’s Three Child Policy and what it means for demographic change on the International Horizons podcast. Read more

• The Biden Administration’s Approach to Human Rights in Africa and Asia with Scott Busby

  

  Scott Busby, the acting principal deputy assistant secretary of state in the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, discusses the Biden administration’s approach to human rights in Africa and Asia on the International Horizons podcast. Read more

• To Stop Anti-Asian Racism, First Remedy Ignorance and Nationalism

  Professors Manu Bhgavan and Vivian Louie put the rise in anti-Asian violence in context and offer solutions, including one that may turn into law in New York State.  Read more

• The Eurovision Song Contest as a Cultural and Political Phenomenon

  

  Dr. Dean Vuletic, University of Vienna, discusses the Eurovision Song Contest as a Cultural and Political Phenomenon on International Horizons. Read more

• Ashley Dawson Sees an End to Fossil Fuel Dependence: Give People Power Over Their Electricity

  Dawson, a professor of English at the College of Staten Island and The Graduate Center, talks about why energy must be publicly owned. Read more

• Africa's Experience with COVID-19

  

  Stephanie Salyer of Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention discusses Africa's experience with COVID-19 on the International Horizons podcast. Read more