Events

The North American Studies Program is a vibrant place of research and scholarly exchange in the academic community. We regularly host national and international experts who present their current research in our lecture series as well as during the conferences and symposia that we organize. Together with our cooperation partners, we frequently organize events for the public at large. And we keep in close touch with our alumni to forge ties between present and former students.

Panel Discussion7
53111 Bonn | Rabinstraße ...
06:15 PM - 07:45 PM
This panel takes a close look at the political and cultural framework of the upcoming Canadian federal election. Our guest Prof. Dr. Christoph Vatter will draw ...
NAS Brown-Bag Lunch8
Rabinstraße 8 | 53111 ...
12:15 PM - 01:00 PM
This informal lunchtime session offers space for timely reflections and open discussion on recent developments in U.S. politics. We will examine the early ...
California, a Slave State9
53111 Bonn | Rabinstraße ...
06:15 PM - 07:45 PM
California was conceived in slavery, as Prof. Jean Pfaelzer has argues in her book California, A Slave State (2023). Marked and marketed with “California ...
Contesting Extractivism in Contemporary Indigenous Literature10
53111 Bonn | Rabinstraße ...
06:15 PM - 07:45 PM
Join us for a lecture on "Making Kin: Contesting Extractivism in Contemporary Indigenous Literature" with Dr. Katharina Fackler.
From NAFTA to USMCA: Economic Integration in North America11
53111 Bonn | Rabinstraße ...
06:15 PM - 07:45 PM
Join us for a lecture on "From NAFTA to USMCA: Economic Integration in North America" with Dr. Sine Kontbay Busun.
Children’s Books & Queer Kinship in Mid-Twentieth Century America12
53111 Bonn | Rabinstraße ...
06:15 PM - 07:45 PM
Join us for a lecture on "Getting it Past the Adults: Children’s Books and Queer Kinship in Mid-Twentieth Century America" with Dr. Sarah Pyke
Native American Activism and the "New Indian Wars"13
53111 Bonn | Rabinstraße ...
06:15 PM - 07:45 PM
Join us for a lecture on "Red Power Partisans: Native American Activism and the "New Indian Wars"" with Prof. Robert Nichols.

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