Lecturer in Digital Cultures and Arabic Cultural Studies, join Dr. Crstina Moreno Almeida for a fascinating exploration the interesting relationship between storytelling and the way our online world has shaped such a medium.
Book "Paid to Care: Domestic Workers in Contemporary Latin American Culture" (University of Texas Press, 2024) by Dr Rachel Randall.
CEREES Book Discussion with author Dr Tamara Popic (SPIR, QMUL) Discussants: Dr Eleanor Brooks (Edinburgh) and Dr Allan Sikk (SSEES, UCL).
An internal one-day workshop on "Land"
A one-day workshop on practices of image-making that resist the embedded denial of native lifeworlds in the desert of Israel\Palestine
IHSS Fellow and Lecturer in Film Practice (School of Languages, Linguistics and Film) Dr Yasmin Fedda's interactive installation at CPH:Dox Festival Inter:Active Exhibition
The very first genocide of the 20th century took place in Namibia, between 1904-1908, when a direct proclamation from the German General Lothar von Trotha caused the death of 80,000 Hereros and 30,000 Nama people. This has been described as a “dress rehearsal” for the Holocaust which took place later in Germany.
A part of the IHSS Digital Lives Research Programme's monthly seminar series on urgent matters related to the digital world
An evening of poetry and literary performances, organised by the Centre for Contemporary Writing (QMUL) and Whitechapel Gallery
Lecture delivered by IHSS Global Professorial Fellow, Professor Herman Bennett (CUNY).
A workshop about research on race and racialization for PhD students and academics
An interdisciplinary workshop bringing together researchers and practitioners to explore the spatial, social, environmental, and embodied geographies of pain and anaesthetics
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