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Kendra Drider flouts France's ban on wearing a face veil in public, and she's hoping to campaign on the issue in making a bid for the French presidency. She's one of several women…

Oral history interview with Kurt Heimann. Kurt, born December 7, 1912 in Berlin, Germany, describes being barred from advancing in his early career because of the German antisemitic laws in the…

This reel contains John Ratté speaking at the University of Denver on May 12, 1969 as part of the English Department Lecture Series. The recording begins after the introduction. There is no…

Follows members of the Spirituals Project Choir, an interracial, multigenerational choir committed to the preservation and performance of African-American spirituals. As these diverse men and women…

Democracy is under pressure, even outright assault, around the world. This session takes stock of current global trends in democratic governance, explores what is at the root of democratic erosion,…

Larry Anderson discusses his long career as a smokejumper from 1954 to 1979. He discusses the many changes in smokejumping with regards to training and gear as well as the U.S. Forest Service in…

Mohammad Mahoor explains his research into people friendly robots that are designed to interact with human beings. The goal of Mahoor's robots is that they be able to assist children with Autism…

An oral history interview taken as part of the research process for Dr. Larsons book Shaping Educational Change.

This reel contains Henry Steele Commager speaking at the University of Denver on April 13 1967. The primary discussion topic for the lecture is how the institution of the university fits into the…

This reel contains Henry Bamford Parkes speaking at the University of Denver on May 21 1969. His lecture focuses on the notion of freedom and order in general as well as in literature. Parkes posits…

Recipient of the University of Denver's Global Leadership Award. Produce for the Korbel 15th Annual Dinner.

Panel discussion: Changing the outcomes for Brown and Garner: Using the power of the VOTE, Davis Auditorium, Sturm Hall. On March 7, 1965, a peaceful multiracial march took place in Selma, Alabama…

The 25th Anniversary Anvil of Freedom Award Lecture April 27, 2018 Featuring Kimberly Kindy, investigative reporter for The Washington Post, who worked on the Post's 2016 Pulitzer…

The University of Denver Department of Media, Film & Journalism Studies presents an award to Chuck Plunkett for Journalism in the Public Interest. Plunkett, Editorial Page Editor at the…

Join us for the Edward and Charlotte Estlow International Center for Journalism and New Media Anvil of Freedom Lecture featuring Alexander Heffner, author and host of PBS's "The Open…