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The CAPA Newsletter is a student-run project with the mission of developing the CAPA community.

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    CAPA Newsletter October 2018
    (2018-10)
    1. Judith Enck, former Regional Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, describes her experience working with Bennington students during the PFOA crisis, and the class she is teaching this year. 2. Get Out The Vote: November 6th 3. DEmocracy Under Siege Lecture Series 3. John Hultgren: Consortium on Forced Migration.
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    CAPA Newsletter May 2018
    (2018-05)
    1. Incarceration in America: Immigration Detention, 6th annual Incarceration in America Conference 2. Upcoming Events & Opportunities 3. CAPA Projects: Senior Work
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    CAPA Newsletter April 2018
    (2018) Broadfield, Kelsey
    1. The Consortium on Forced Migration, Displacement, and Education is comprised of Bennington, Bard, Sarah Lawrence, and Vassar Colleges held a spring 2018 convening at CAPA addressed "Migrants, Asylum Seekers, and Refugees," featuring a keynote address by Demetrios G. Papademetriou of the Transatlantic Council on Migration and the Migration Policy Institute. 2. Short film on River Pollution in Kathmandu, Nepal by student Bibek Basnet. 3.Upcoming Events & Opportunities 4. Listen Up: Robert Ransick Produces New Podcast 5.Brian Campion's pop-up course After Parkland.
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    CAPA Newsletter May 2017
    (2017-05)
    1. Feature: Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman on Covering the Movements Changing America 2. Student Spotlight: Dado Čobo, Amina Hodžić, Inas Gačanin, Ajsa Udovcic and Z Winters-Derevjanik. 3. Upcoming Events & Opportunities 4. CAPA: Classroom and Beyond "Peacebuilding Seminar" with Vahidin Omanovic and Susan Sgorbati
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    CAPA Newsletter September 2017
    (2017-09)
    1. Welcome back, Bennington. 2. SEPC CAPA reps 3.Upcoming Events & Opportunities 4. Faculty Feature:  Robert Ransick 5. Student Spotlight: Bibek Basnet
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    CAPA Newsletter June 2017
    (2017-06)
    1. Feature: The Future of Higher Education in Prison 2. Student Spotlight: Joaquin Contreras & GANAS, Lily Withington. 3. Upcoming Events & Opportunities 4. CAPA: Classroom and Beyond "The World in 2050" with Eileen Scully
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    CAPA Newsletter December 2017
    (2017-12)
    1. Feature: The Forced Migration Edition 2. Student Spotlight:  Rumana Mehdi Discusses Speaker Sari Samakie 3. Talking Shop: Field Work Terms in CAPA this Winter
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    CAPA Newsletter March 2018
    (2018-03)
    1. Water Diplomacy Sows Seeds of Peace Between Pakistan and Afghanistan in the Kabul River Basin 2. Water Resources and Bennington Students 3. Upcoming Events & Opportunities 4. Faculty Feature: Alisa Del Tufo
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    Syria : Before the Deluge (Poster)
    (2015-11-03) Aaron, Peter; Allen, Brooke
    Architectural photographer PETER AARON, whose 2009 photographs of Syria are currently on view in CAPA, will show more of his photographs of Syrian sites, many of which are now destroyed or endangered. His wife, Bennington faculty member Brooke Allen, will speak with him. Date, time and place of event : November 3, 2015, CAPA Symposium, 7:30–8:30 pm