On May 17, 1821, the U.S. opened its first, foreign public property outside of the U.S., the Legation, which is now home to TALIM.

CEMAT & CEMA are hosting a lecture on 'Berrechid 81. Retour sur une expérience collective à la lisière de l'art et de la psychiatrie.'

CAORC & NOVA are hosting an online symposiums in April on new models for internationalization at community colleges.

Seminar participants Jessica Barnes and Amar Sawhney discuss the many challenges facing India’s informal settlements.

Seminar participants Amar Sawhney and Jessica Barnes discuss why green spaces are so critical to urban planning in Delhi and India’s cities.

CAORC is accepting applications for faculty development seminars with a deadline of August 30, 2021.

Through the RPI program, the Daw’an MudBrick Architecture Foundation is restoring an Islamic shrine damaged during Yemen’s ongoing conflict.

Join ARCE for a public talk on “The Curse of the Black Eggplant: Reconstructing Occult Economies in Late Ottoman Egypt” by Taylor M. Moore.

CAORC's Multi-Country Research Fellowship & NEH Senior Research Fellowship are accepting applications with a deadline of January 12, 2021.

Former Multi-Country Research Fellow, Rachel Kulick, examines human-environment relationships today vs in Bronze Age settlements.

CAORC-NEH Fellow, Ageeth Sluis, will be featured on ARENET's "Researching the Americas" on August 28.

Yemen’s heritage professionals are providing hope that the country’s shared past will prove far more durable than its current divisions.

Senegal seminar participant Verny Varela highlights the musical connections between West Africa and Colombia, where he was born and raised.

Pakistan seminar participant Rajender Kaur discusses the history and legacy of abandoned Sikh temples in Lahore and Islamabad.

Seminar participant Jose Alejandro Gonzalez-Suarez discusses India’s challenges and how innovative solutions offer hope in uncertain times.

Senegal participant Rebecca Jacobs-Pollez explains how the legendary baobab tree helped her better understand the country and its people.

The American Institute of Indian Studies is pleased to announce the launch of its new Digital India Learning initiative.

This guide is designed for students and scholars in the humanities, social sciences and related fields.

CAORC is pleased to announce the 2020 award recipients for the Multi-Country Research Fellowship & NEH Senior Research Fellowship.

Shabana Meyering, participant in the faculty seminar to India, offers her personal reflections on two decades of change in the country.