Mou Banerjee, SAI Graduate Student Associate and History PhD candidate at Harvard, discusses her dissertation ‘A Question of Faith: Christianity, Colonialism, and the Creative World of Indian Intellectuals, 1830-1907.’
SAI is deeply saddened to share the news that Shahab Ahmed, Professor of Islamic Studies at Harvard, passed away.
SAI hosted its first webinar of the semester on September 15 titled ‘Using Cell Phones to Study Behavior: From Individuals to Entire Nations’ with JP Onnela, HSPH.
SAI spoke with director Zara Hayes about her film on the Rana Plaza Tragedy.
The events will feature screenings and panel discussions.
Every year, SAI supports Graduate Student Associates from across the different schools at Harvard whose research focuses on South Asia.
The cornerstone of the project is a unique interactive visual analytic tool that provides critical disease surveillance data to health officials in real time
The first webinar, on September 15, will focus on using cell phones to study behavior.
Celebrate the start of the school year with SAI!
The course is co-taught by several SAI faculty who say the interdisciplinary perspective will help students develop innovative solutions to social problems.
The course focuses on several categories of social and economic problems faced by developing countries with specific focus on the realms of education, health, and urbanization.