The Syrian conflict has been ongoing for 4 years, claiming 300,000 lives so far and with no end in sight. But do we actually have an idea of what’s happening in the country, and why it all started? On Wednesday 18th November at the Faculty of Arts (room nr. 200) we will have an opportunity […]
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Who, if not you? – When, if not now?
Would you like to help the refugees, but do not know how? Or are you getting lost in all the possibilities? The Students for Solidarity Movement would like to invite you for a meeting with representatives of state non-profit organisations, who will present their projects and introduce specific ways of helping the refugees in which you […]
About bullying in and outside the Church: discussion with Sister Jeannine Gramick
Sister Jeannine Gramick has been, since 1970s, helping members of the LGBT community in the United States who do not want to give up their place in the Church. She has co-founded the movement New Ways Ministry in Maryland, her native country. She is an advocate of marriage rights for all people. A lecture on the […]
Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible: Discussion about Russian Propaganda with Peter Pomerantsev
Peter Pomerantsev is a British journalist and TV producer. In his book Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible, he shows how the Russian media produce information which constructs a completely alternative reality. Mr. Pomerantsev will be interwieved by Josef Pazderka, journalist and foreign correspondent of the CT. Before the discussion, there will be a screening of the documentary […]
Professor Andrej Zubov: Presentation of the Czech translation of A History of 20th-Century Russia
Argo Publishing, East-European Club and Faculty of Arts are pleased to invite you to the presentation of the Czech translation of A History of 20th-Century Russia by Professor Andrej Zubov. The debate will be presented by Libor Dvorak and the whole event will be simultaneously translated into Czech. Limited capacity.
