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03:16 A Side Unseen: Why Structural Violence Demands… A Side Unseen: Why Structural Violence Demands Visualization, Lauren McGrath, UG '21 (2295755)	A Side Unseen: Why Structural Violence Demands Visualization, Lauren McGrath, UG '21 (2295755) Structural violence harms individuals’ health; however, this connection is not broadly recognized in society because the relationships which constitute structural violence are invisible. This… ethnographic data visualization structural violence metaphorical contextualized interactive opioid covid19 anthropologists prd21 violence thesis perspectives society ethnography epidemic stories story viewer kensington difference collaborators narratives presence visualization relationships pandemic philadelphia format From Research Princeton Research Day on April 28th, 2021 2 likes 86 plays Speaker Lauren McGrath, UG '21 Department Anthropology
01:13:13 Mellon Forum: Environmental Exploitation //… Mellon Forum: Environmental Exploitation // Indigenous Resistance April 14 2021	Mellon Forum: Environmental Exploitation // Indigenous Resistance April 14 2021 land things ways kind questions environment question nation water violence settler resistance ideas students sort lands space studies sites language From Broadcast Center Staff on April 15th, 2021 0 likes 5 plays
01:28:25 Protest, Political Violence, and Inequality Protest, Political Violence, and Inequality	Protest, Political Violence, and Inequality violence kind party democrats police question war condition politics election things attitudes republicans democracy effect lot parties protest 1960s professor From Princeton School of Public and International Affai on April 12th, 2021 0 likes 26 plays
01:30:24 Black Women and American Democracy panel March… Black Women and American Democracy panel March 31, 2021	Black Women and American Democracy panel March 31, 2021 spia democracy violence politics things question conversation kind role lot woman movement men lives party wells moment issue sort ways idea From Princeton School of Public and International Affai on April 6th, 2021 0 likes 6 plays
52:19 Princeton's Pandemic Research and Solutions:… Princeton's Pandemic Research and Solutions: Spotlight on Several Princeton-Funded COVID-19 Research Projects	Princeton's Pandemic Research and Solutions: Spotlight on Several Princeton-Funded COVID-19 Research Projects This session was part of Engage 2020, Princeton University's new innovation and entrepreneurship conference. Collaborating with the Office of the Dean for Research, this panel discussion will… covid-19 pandemic research cell income princeton spending kind question savings cells approach membrane covid fusion department things lot bit violence faculty professor From Innovation Innovation Communication on March 29th, 2021 0 likes 0 plays Date November 6th, 2020 Speaker Pablo Debenedetti, Princeton Dean for Research, Clifford Brangwynne (Bioengineering, Princeton); Kyle Jamieson (Computer Science, Princeton), Natalie Cox (Bendheim Center for Finance, Princeton), Nishith Prakash (U of Conn, Harvard) Department Princeton Innovation Location Online
01:07:23 Princeton Mellon Forum on the Urban Environment-… Princeton Mellon Forum on the Urban Environment- Black Women and the Land Grab - March 24, 2021	Princeton Mellon Forum on the Urban Environment- Black Women and the Land Grab - March 24, 2021 housing place land brazil orleans mother kind things cities question oakland violence spaces lot country story places children issues movement From Broadcast Center Staff on March 29th, 2021 0 likes 2 plays
12:59 Zrinka Bralo Zrinka Bralo	Zrinka Bralo Xenophobic Language: the Media, the State, and Public Policy in the UK immigration media immigrants government discourse language violence environment migrants power feeling citizenship terrorism thing attitudes values groups bit policies workers From Migration PIIRS Migration Research Community on March 23rd, 2021 0 likes 25 plays
11:55 Clara Beccaro Clara Beccaro	Clara Beccaro The Discursive Production of Worthiness: Queer Refugees and the French Asylum Procedure france asylum language xylem immigration friends officers identity violence orientation refugee narrative words interview countries narratives persecution victoria stories lot From Migration PIIRS Migration Research Community on March 23rd, 2021 0 likes 26 plays
01:29:13 After the Riot: Partisanship and Political Life… After the Riot: Partisanship and Political Life in the Wake of January 6	After the Riot: Partisanship and Political Life in the Wake of January 6 This timely discussion featured five Princeton University faculty as they considered the events of January 6, the Trump impeachment trial, and how political misinformation affected American… history politics capitol riots painter zelizer shapiro whittington sean wilentz jacobson miguel centeno party 6th trump president violence election question democracy media kind things lot ways parties process congress point century From Department of History Department on February 24th, 2021 0 likes 19 plays Date February 16th, 2021 Department Center for Collaborative History Location zoom
01:09:46 Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Detention:… Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Detention: Putting Principles in Action	Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Detention: Putting Principles in Action For more information: https://lisd.princeton.edu/events/conflict-related-sexual-violence-detention-putting-principles-acti... liechtenstein institute on self-determination lisd violence conflict detention principles children boys settings law survivors detainees prevention principle men gender authorities place iraq situations violations response From Jennifer Bolton on February 17th, 2021 0 likes 7 plays Date February 11th, 2021 Speaker Dr. Barbara Buckinx, H.E. Christian Wenawesar, H.E. Mona Juul, Amb. Brian Flynn, Virginia Gamba, Sophie Sutrich, Noel Kututwa, Anna Crowe Department LISD Location Webinar
01:01:07 2020 Princeton University Constitution Day Lecture 2020 Princeton University Constitution Day Lecture	2020 Princeton University Constitution Day Lecture Keith E. Whittington, the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Politics at Princeton University, speaks on “Freedom of Thought and the Struggle to End Slavery.” Introduction and Q & A… constitution day lecture constitution day lecture keith e. whittington aisha beliso-de jesus speech slavery government freedom violence slave law abolitionists truth battle literature press question party power forces mob thought war congress captions_11_4_2020 From American American Studies on October 5th, 2020 0 likes 81 plays Date September 15th, 2020 Speaker Keith E. Whittington Department Program in American Studies Location Zoom
01:05:49 Outliers, Outlaws, and the Origins of the Jewish… Outliers, Outlaws, and the Origins of the Jewish War Against Rome	Outliers, Outlaws, and the Origins of the Jewish War Against Rome josephus jews war rome judea revolt violence fact romans syria question resistance rule temple rebellion history audience ce contingency episodes From Classics Classics SCAD on July 29th, 2020 0 likes 6 plays Date May 13th, 2017 Speaker Erich Gruen Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
40:45 Brent Shaw: An Intellectual Profile Brent Shaw: An Intellectual Profile	Brent Shaw: An Intellectual Profile africa history power violence brent brand christians mind empire brain past man works age attention instance ground print historian north From Classics Classics SCAD on July 29th, 2020 0 likes 15 plays Date May 12th, 2017 Speaker Peter Brown Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
01:31:06 Race in the COVID Era: What America’s… Race in the COVID Era: What America’s History of Racism and Xenophobia Means for Today	Race in the COVID Era: What America’s History of Racism and Xenophobia Means for Today As COVID-19 has swept across the United States, it has unmasked and amplified existing racial inequities. Rampant fear and misinformation has provoked a wave of discrimination, harassment, and hate… diversity and inclusion racism xenophobia history inequality healthcare poverty segregation race relations intersectionality americans princeton pandemic violence race From Princeton Inclusive on June 9th, 2020 0 likes 75 plays Date June 8th, 2020 Department Office of the Vice Provost for Institutional Equity and Diversity and Office of the Associate Provost for International Affairs and Operations
02:07 NON-PROFIT: Natalie Tung '18 - Co-founder… NON-PROFIT: Natalie Tung '18 - Co-founder & Executive Director of HomeWorks Trenton - Why English Matters	NON-PROFIT: Natalie Tung '18 - Co-founder & Executive Director of HomeWorks Trenton - Why English Matters Seven recent alumni, who are in the fields of law, medicine, publishing, journalism, film, theater administration, and non-profit education, returned to campus to talk about their professional… english understanding thesis curriculum building lot major womack professor advisor discussions texts department perspectives kinds things trauma violence jp evil From english English Department on March 26th, 2020 0 likes 16 plays Speaker Natalie Tung '18 - Co-founder & Executive Director of HomeWorks Trenton Department English Department
01:24 Pitching a Story Pitching a Story	Pitching a Story gang parks story girlfriend images leader jackson readers assumptions photographs kinds moments activities aspects chores brother mother print sheet violence From Princeton Art Museum on March 18th, 2020 0 likes 687 plays