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  • A New Political Strategy for the Struggle to Limit Climate Change

    CIRS Environmental Studies

    A man with short brown hair, glasses, and a beard, wearing a beige suit jacket, a blue shirt, and a red patterned tie, is smiling slightly against a plain white background.
  • The Away Game: Qatar’s Search for Football’s Next Superstars

    The World Cup 2022 Lecture Series

    Georgetown CIRS logo with the text "The World Cup 2022 Lecture series" in white on blue at the top. There is an image of children playing football under it, followed by the text "The Away Game: Qatar's Search for Football's Next Superstars" in blue on white
  • The Annual Qatar National Day Celebration

    An interactive online event that celebrates Qatar National Day and discusses local accomplishments.

    Poster for The Annual Qatar National Day Celebration
  • “Al Sit” to premiere at the Doha Film Institute’s Ajyal Film Festival

    A film by Suzi Mirgani

    Suzi Mirgani
  • “This House Believes that Governments Are Responsible for Protecting the Environment”

    A Virtual Sustainability Debate

    QSW Sustainability Debate
  • The Marriage Dialogue

    Transparent Discussions with Parents and Potential Partners

    Poster of event with event details, including date, time, speaker (Imam Yahya Hendi, Muslim Chaplain at Georgetown in Washington DC) and Zoom ID. The background has a field of lilacs, and the logo of the Muslim Students association is at the bottom of the poster.
  • Discover Georgetown – Student Life & Careers

    A virtual opportunity for interested high school students, transfer students and their parents to learn more about the University’s academic and co-curricular programs.

    Discover Georgetown 2020
  • International Emergency & Disaster Management—Virtual Alumni Panel

    Hear from alumni from the International Executive Master's in Emergency & Disaster Management program.

    IEDM Covid Map
  • The Loiy Hammad Memorial Lecture: By The Sea

    A book discussion by Professor Abdulrazak Gurnah

    The Loiy Hammad Memorial Lecture: By The Sea
  • Retracing the Impact: The Role of Elections in Shaping Minority Rights in the United States of America

    The U.S. Embassy Doha hosted Dr. Maurice Jackson, GU-Q, Dr. Anatol Lieven, GU-Q, and Dr. Jocelyn Sage Mitchell, NU-Q, for a virtual panel on "The Role of Elections in Shaping Minority Rights in the United States of America." Watch it here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=3311492125744129&ref=watch_permalink

    The Role of Elections in Shaping Minority Rights in the United States of America