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My guest today is Dr. Claudine Kuradusenge-McLeod. Claudine is a Professiorial Lecturer and the Director of Graduate Studies at American University in the School of International Service. She lectures on Human Rights
and Cultural Relations.
Claudine specializes in genocide studies and the intersection of Diaspora consciousness and social mobilization. She is the 2023 Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Distinguished Scholar for "Erasing Refugees: How Camps Became Killing Fields in the First Congo War," a joint project with Dr. Chris Davey.
You can find out more about Claudine's work here: https://www.american.edu/sis/faculty/kuraduse.cfm
The opinions shared on this forum are the opinions of the individuals and are not the opinions of the organizations and institutes that they work for.
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By Host: Soraya SenosierMy guest today is Dr. Claudine Kuradusenge-McLeod. Claudine is a Professiorial Lecturer and the Director of Graduate Studies at American University in the School of International Service. She lectures on Human Rights
and Cultural Relations.
Claudine specializes in genocide studies and the intersection of Diaspora consciousness and social mobilization. She is the 2023 Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Distinguished Scholar for "Erasing Refugees: How Camps Became Killing Fields in the First Congo War," a joint project with Dr. Chris Davey.
You can find out more about Claudine's work here: https://www.american.edu/sis/faculty/kuraduse.cfm
The opinions shared on this forum are the opinions of the individuals and are not the opinions of the organizations and institutes that they work for.