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Interviews, 2015

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For the spring semester 2015, Nancy Kalow, Maha Houssami, and miriam cooke were awarded an Innovation & Entrepreneurship Course Innovation Grant for AMES 320S: Refugee Lives. In this course, eleven undergraduates conducted oral history interviews with local refugee families from Iraq and Sudan. The AMES 320S final documentary projects were posted on Duke's Languages in Durham website and shared during Middle East Refugee Awareness Week in April 2015 that was dedicated to the life and work of Deah Barakat, Yusor Abu Salha and Razan Abu Salha, the three Muslim students murdered in Chapel Hill in February 2015.

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Refugee Lives Oral History Project, 2015-2022
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Collection ID RL.11095
EAD ID refugeelivesoralhistoryproject
ARK ark:/87924/m1z368
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Items available online Online 1
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Last indexed 2023-05-12

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