After Images: Abu Ghraib, A Decade Later
A decade has passed since the release of photographs showing U.S. soldiers torturing detainees at Abu
Ghraib prison in Iraq. This panel discussion considers, ten years later, the living legacy of Abu Ghraib and
the photographs taken there. Panelists will address Abu Ghraib's relevance to on-going debates about
"enhanced interrogation" and torture, the power and limitations of the photographic images, gender
and militarization, and human rights.
Panelists include: Jared Del Rosso (Sociology and Criminology), Diane Waldman (Media, Film &
Journalism Studies), Lindsey Feitz (Gender & Women's Studies), and Claude D'Estree (Josef Korbel
School of International Studies).
Date: April 25, 2014
Time: 2:00 pm
Location: Sturm Hall 286
Refreshments will be provided.