The Future of Non-Profits: When business and service merge
Fordham has launched a center that offers an executive education for leaders of nonprofit groups.
Fordham Conversations
From Afghanistan to Fordham
WFUV's Will Germain talks with veterans Carlos Gonzalez, Ameer Vincent and Dan Hodd about what it's like to join the military serve overseas and th
Fordham Conversations: Spies and Surveillance
Do you know who's watching you?
This week, Fordham Conversations is all about spies and surveillance. WFUV's Connor Ryan reports on NYC's surveillance cameras and how some people feel their privacy is being invaded. Then, Chris Williams talks to Spy Store NYC owner Bob Leonard about different types of spying equipment and the reasons for using them. Fordham University professor Al Auster discusses how spies have been portrayed in film, and how that differs from actual espionage.
Fordham Conversations: Training New World Journalists in a Conventional Society
What its like to teach journalism in one of the wealthiest yet conservative countries
Qatar is considered one of the wealthiest countries in the world and traditionally one of the most conservative. Yet western culture is beginning to influence younger generations, especially when it comes to news.
Fordham Conversations: Seasonal Affective Disorder
Katie Fisher joins us this week to talk about Seasonal Affective Disorder, or as some people call it, the Winter Blues
The changes in the temperature can also cause a change in a people’s moods.
Fordham Conversations: Jesuit Martyrs of El Salvador
Remembering The Jesuit Martyrs of El Salvador-- 25 years later.
Fordham Conversations: Shakespeare and Pop Culture
How has this English playwright become the fabric for today's Pop Culture?
Fordham Conversations: Ecology in the Concrete Jungle
This week we take a look at life in the concrete jungle.
A Conversation With Human Rights Attorney Almudena Bernabeu
Human Rights attorney sits down to discuss international affairs and how to make a change.
This week on Fordham Conversations we hear from Human rights attorney Almudena Bernabeu. She has prosecuted some of the worst perpetrators of crimes against humanity as an International Attorney and Transitional Justice Program Director for The Center for Justice and Accountability. Almudena was also in the documentary How To Nail A Dictator and was on Time Magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential People.
Fordham Conversations: A Discussion of Hip Hop Culture
Robin Shannon sits with cultural anthropologist to discuss hip hop and its affect on culture.
