Faculty Fellow Clemens Sedmak (global affairs) was featured on the Notre Dame Center for Social Concerns' podcast, Signs of the Times, in an episode about the relationship between human dignity, Christianity, and the worldwide refugee crisis. Sedmak discussed his personal reaction to encountering the vast number of refugees and migrants in his home city of Salzburg, Austria in September, 2015. He also noted the efforts that the Ford Program in Human Development Studies and Solidarity is taking to address the refugee crisis via the Humanitarian Corridor Initiative.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Clemens Sedmak: Human Dignity, Refugees, and People on the Move
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