BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 15.1//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Eastern Standard Time BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20251102T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:Eastern Standard Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20250301T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:Eastern Daylight Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Indian-occupied Kashmir (using the wording preferred by Kashmir is) is the most militarized piece of territory in the world. Given recent events in Kashmir\, especially the Pulwama attack in February of this year \, and the possibility of war between the two nuclear armed nations of&nbs p\; India and Pakistan that has resulted\, understanding Kashmir is vital. This film presents the Kashmiri viewpoint. Professor Susan Wadley of SU w ill introduce the film with a brief historical context. A discussion will follow. Free and open to the Public.The conflict in Kashmir is among the l ong-standing political conflicts in the world. It has taken a heavy toll o n lives\, on sanity and on the idea of normalcy. The film Khoon Diy Baarav made over nine years\, enters the vexed political scenario in Kashmir thr ough the lives of families of the victims of enforced disappearances. It e xplores memory as a mode of resistance\, constantly confronting reality an d morphing from the personal to the political\, the individual to the coll ective. Struggling to find new ways of expression – storytelling\, art\, s ymbol and ritual – sometimes spilling out on to the streets\, it looks at the ways in which those affected by violence have no choice but to remembe r. \; The chain of memory\, often non-linear\, is both their defense a s well as their act of defiance against powerful instruments of the state that try to erase their individuality.Sponsored by: South Asia Center\, Mo ynihan Institute of Global AffairsPart of the Ray Smith Symposium—in conju nction with Syracuse Symposium For more information\, contact Emera Bridge r Wilson at \;elbridge@syr.edu. \;EXHIBITION SPONSORS:Margrit Dieh l\, Geraldine Forbes &\; Sidney Greenblatt\, Brian Goldblatt &\; Geo rgette Nicolaides\,Sam Gruber\, John Haritatos &\; Mark DeSalvia\, Tark i &\; Joe Heath\,Jeffery Herrick\, Sr. &\; Moe Harrington\, Pam Mona co\, Donna &\; Phil Muhs-McCarten\,Rick Olanoff &\; Susan Wadley\, S hirley &\; Larry Novak\, Harvey &\; Dorothy Pearl\,Alan Rosenthal\, Jill Spellman and Shaila Penelope Wood2018-19 SEASON SPONSORS:Annemarie De egan\, Kathy Flack\, Bob Gates &\; Deborah Welsh\, GEGENSATZ PRESS\, Ru th Heller/1199SEIU\,Joyce Homan\, Mary Kuhn &\; Dave Thomas\, Kim &\ ; Steve Linkinhoker\, Anthony Malavenda &\; Martine Burat\,Sidney Manes \, Jeremy McKay\, Pam McLaughlin\, Lauren &\; Walter Melnikow\, Fred &a mp\; Diane Murphy\, Shirley &\; Larry Novak\,George Savage\,Laurie Gilm ore Selleck\, Vince Sgambati\, Jeff Unaitis and Amy ZamkoffSPECIAL BENEFAC TORS:Ray Smith Symposium\, College of Arts and Sciences\, Syracuse Univers ity\, Anonymous\,Donald Blair &\; Nancy Dock\, John &\; Dolores Brul e\, Caroline Cargo\, Edgewood Gallery\, Therese A. Deegan\,Ann Jamison\, R ick Olanoff &\; Susan Wadley\, Robert Sarason &\; Jane Burkhead and Sandra Hurd &\; Joel PotashSUSTAINING SPONSORS:Walter Putter &\; Mar ilyn Smith DTEND:20190509T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260512T222135Z DTSTART:20190508T230000Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Blood Leaves Its Trail (Khoon Diy Baarav) film screening UID:RFCALITEM639142068950165633 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Indian-occupied Kashmir (using the wording preferred by Kashmiris) is the most militarized piece of territory in the world. Given recent events in Kashmir\, especially the Pulwama attack in F ebruary of this year\, and the possibility of war between the two nuclear armed nations of \; India and Pakistan that has resulted\, understandi ng Kashmir is vital. This film presents the Kashmiri viewpoint. Professor Susan Wadley of SU will introduce the film with a brief historical context . A discussion will follow. Free and open to the Public.The conflict in Ka shmir is among the long-standing political conflicts in the world. It has taken a heavy toll on lives\, on sanity and on the idea of normalcy. The f ilm Khoon Diy Baarav made over nine years\, enters the vexed political sce nario in Kashmir through the lives of families of the victims of enforced disappearances. It explores memory as a mode of resistance\, constantly co nfronting reality and morphing from the personal to the political\, the in dividual to the collective. Struggling to find new ways of expression – st orytelling\, art\, symbol and ritual – sometimes spilling out on to the st reets\, it looks at the ways in which those affected by violence have no c hoice but to remember. \; The chain of memory\, often non-linear\, is both their defense as well as their act of defiance against powerful instr uments of the state that try to erase their individuality.

Sponsored by: South Asia Center\, Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs
Part of t he Ray Smith Symposium—in conjunction with Syracuse Symposium

F or more information\, contact Emera Bridger Wilson at \;elbridge@syr.edu.


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EXHI BITION SPONSORS:
Margrit Diehl\, Geraldine Forbes &\; Sidney Greenbl att\, Brian Goldblatt &\; Georgette Nicolaides\,
Sam Gruber\, John H aritatos &\; Mark DeSalvia\, Tarki &\; Joe Heath\,
Jeffery Herric k\, Sr. &\; Moe Harrington\, Pam Monaco\, Donna &\; Phil Muhs-McCart en\,

Rick Olanoff &\; Susan Wadley\, Shirley &\; Larry Novak\, Har vey &\; Dorothy Pearl\,
Alan Rosenthal\, Jill Spellman and Shaila Pe nelope Wood

2018-19 SEASON SPONSORS:
Annemarie Deegan\, Kathy Fla ck\, Bob Gates &\; Deborah Welsh\, GEGENSATZ PRESS\, Ruth Heller/1199SE IU\,
Joyce Homan\, Mary Kuhn &\; Dave Thomas\, Kim &\; Steve Link inhoker\, Anthony Malavenda &\; Martine Burat\,
Sidney Manes\, Jerem y McKay\, Pam McLaughlin\, Lauren &\; Walter Melnikow\, Fred &\; Dia ne Murphy\, Shirley &\; Larry Novak\,
George Savage\,Laurie Gilmore Selleck\, Vince Sgambati\, Jeff Unaitis and Amy Zamkoff

SPECIAL BENE FACTORS:Ray Smith Symposium\, College of Arts and Sciences\, Syracuse Univ ersity\, Anonymous\,
Donald Blair &\; Nancy Dock\, John &\; Dolor es Brule\, Caroline Cargo\, Edgewood Gallery\, Therese A. Deegan\,
Ann Jamison\, Rick Olanoff &\; Susan Wadley\, Robert Sarason &\; Jane Bu rkhead and Sandra Hurd &\; Joel Potash

SUSTAINING SPONSORS:
Wa lter Putter &\; Marilyn Smith

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