The Ask Interviews Bard Administration and Faculty About the Case of Ali Faqirzada ’28
The Ask Interviews Bard Administration and Faculty About the Case of Ali Faqirzada ’28
To learn more about Faqirzada’s case and to share media coverage of his story, visit go.bard.edu/take-action. With initiatives like the Human Rights Program, the Center for Human Rights and the Arts, and the launch of GHEA21, Bard has a storied history of supporting academic freedom and human rights around the world. To learn more about how Bard supports displaced students and students in need, please visit cce.bard.edu/engaged-learning/the-sanctuary-fund.
Post Date: 01-07-2026
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