2025
  • ​Carleton College, Middle East Studies Program (April 17)
  • University of Minnesota, Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Global Change (April 18)

        2024
  • Johns Hopkins University, Chloe Institute for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, Colonialism (Nov 8)
  • University of Helsinki, Department of Theology & Religious Studies (October 1)
  • Tampere University, Department of Social Anthropology (September 30)
  • Reed College, Department of Anthropology  (April 24)
  • Swarthmore College, Department of Peace & Conflict Studies (April 15)
  • MIT, Myron Weiner Seminar Series on Migration (February 6)
  • Boston University, Pardee School of Global Studies (February 5)

      2023
  • Columbia University, Institute for Social & Economic Research  (November 10)
  • University of Chicago, Department of Political Science (November 7)
  • University of Copenhagen, Department of Political Science (May 30)
  • University of Paris, French Collaborative Institute on Migration (May 26)
  • Cambridge University, Department of Politics & International Studies (May 23)
Below are flyers for some of the events that I've organized over the years
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Viral Borders | Nicholas De Genova (University of Houston)
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Transformative Practices of Solidarity | Alexandra Delano (New School)
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Oilcraft | Robert Vitalis (Penn)
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Contending Visions of the Middle East (Fall 2018)
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Postcolonial France: The Question of Race and the Republic | Paul Silverstein (Reed College)
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Islamophobia In The Name Of Women's Rights | Sara Farris (Goldsmiths, University of London)
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Race, War, and Police Power in the "American Century" | Nikhil Pal Singh (NYU)
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Mobility Justice | Mimi Sheller (Drexel)
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Humanitarian Predicaments | Ilana Feldman (GWU)
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Searching for Sanctuary: Borders, Migration, and Human Rights (Spring 2018)
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Global Ethnographies | Deborath Thomas (UPenn)
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The Backlash Against Immigration and the Fate of Western Democracy | Sasha Polakow-Suransky
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Border Walls and the Politics of Becoming Non-Human | Miriam Ticktin (New School for Social Research)