In her moving lecture, Dr. Karen Glinert Carlson uses her own family’s story to illustrate:
- how the family trauma caused by Nazi persecution shapes subsequent generations
- how migration requires the construction of a new identity
- the significance of interreligious cooperation and
- the importance of advocating for civic engagement, democracy, and antiracism.
If you want to learn what family story has to do with civil engagement, democracy, and antiracism, this lecture offers deep insights.
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