Refugees and Migration Lecture Series at CCC

Camden County College is pleased to offer a FREE five-lecture series on Refugees and Migration starting September 11 through October 30. The lecture series is co-sponsored by the American Research Institute in Turkey, the University of Pennsylvania Middle East Center, and hosted by The Center @ Camden County College. The series will provide professional education credits to teachers in NJ and PA. Visit www.camdencounty.com for lecture details and for registration information. For questions, contact Valerie Concordia at 856-227-7200, ext. 4333.

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Refugees and Migration Lecture Series
The Center @ Camden County College
7:00pm in Civic Hall (Blackwood Campus)

September 25 – Displacement and Forced Migration of Syrians and Iraqis: Cultural Impacts in the Middle East and Beyond.
Dr. Al-Kuntar considers cultural heritage as a human right that defines who we are, our cultures and the multilayered identities that we carry as people, especially in the Middle East – the contested heritage, our affinity to the region, and the different ethnic groups, religions, and stories of humankind. Dr. Salam Al-Kuntar is a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania.