Today the USC Dornsife Center for Advanced Genocide Research is celebrating our 11th anniversary. Scroll through the images in this thread for some highlights of our first 11 years.

The USC Dornsife Center for Advanced Genocide Research is extending the deadline for its summer research fellowship for undergraduate students from any university in the world and any academic discipline. Please share widely. New deadline is May 15, 2025. dornsife.usc.edu/cagr/2025/02...

Join us in person or online on Mon. April 21st at 11 AM for the honorary Annual Shapiro Scholar Lecture by Prof. Atina Grossmann (The Cooper Union) on Jewish refugees in the Global South during the Holocaust. #Holocaust @uscshoahfoundation.bsky.social @uscedu.bsky.social @cooperunion.bsky.social

The CAGR is proud to announce that the #LastSeen project is nominated for a Webby Award! The webpage is an interactive digital atlas of deportations during the Holocaust and as a founding partner of the project, the CAGR would appreciate if you cast a vote. tr.ee/n5Xh3cvoAy @uscedu.bsky.social

Join us in person or online next Wed April 16th for a lecture by research fellow Lauren Ashley Bradford on how women actively engaged in public displays of racial terror and transformed everyday spaces into sites of racial persecution in Nazi Germany and Jim Crow America.

Join us in person or online next Wednesday April 9th for a lecture by Center Research Fellow Prof. Victoria Sanford on forced disappearances during the Guatemalan genocide and the struggle for justice that endures in their wake. @uscedu.bsky.social @thegraduatecenter.bsky.social

Join us in person or online next Wednesday March 12 at 12 PM Pacific Time as Center Fulbright Visiting Scholar Raíssa Alonso (University of São Paulo, Brazil) discusses German intellectuals under surveillance in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico & U.S. between 1933 and 1945. dornsife.usc.edu/cagr/2025/02...

Join us in person or online next Wednesday March 5 at 12 PM Pacific Time as the Center's 2024 Lev Student Research Fellow Alexia M. Orengo-Green (PhD candidate in History, USC) discusses Jewish children’s agency and acculturation in Latin America during the Holocaust.

Join us on Tuesday February 25, 2025 at 2 PM at the USC Institute of Armenian Studies as the Center's 2017-2018 Fulbright Visiting Scholar Julien Zarifian (now Professor of US History and Civilization, University of Poitiers, France) returns to USC to discuss his book. @uscedu.bsky.social