4pm, 6th Floor, Staff Room, Chrystal Macmillan Building, 15a George Square.
Asha Sarangi (JNU (New Delhi): Language Rights in an Imagined Nation State: Reflection from the Constituent Assembly Debates in Modern India.
Friday October 21st 2016
1:00-2:30pm
CCACE is taking part in a Science Saturday event at the National Museum of Scotland on Saturday 15th October. The event is based on the question "Would you sequence your own genome?". Details are below. CCACE Group Leader, David Porteous, will be leading the debate and CCACE will have a stall in the marketplace.
“Would you sequence your own genome?"
1) Academic Freedom Under Attack. 27 October 2016, from 9.30am, Summerhall
This workshop is free to attend, open to all, no registration necessary.
The workshop is composed by three presentations dealing primarily with underexplored theoretical debates about human dignity. Papers also relate theoretical discussions with practical matters such as the constraints dignity poses to the use of violence by states and other public actors, and the place of human dignity in legal discourse and case law.
You are invited for the screening of a documentary, ‘Hidden in Silence’, based on Childhood Sexual Abuse in the Scottish Ethnic Minorities. The film is made by film maker, Nauman Qureshi, and researcher, Javita Narang, with a small grant received from Roshni/Big Lottery Scottish Ethnic Minority Fund. The screenings are sponsored by the Innovation Initiative Grant, University of Edinburgh.
FRIDAY, 24TH MARCH, 2017
12:00 noon – 2:00pm, Room 1.26, Paterson’s Land, Moray House School of Education
Judith Enriquez-Gibson (Liverpool John Moore’s University): Rhythms of Academic Mobility
[Centre for Research in Digital Education]
THURSDAY, 23RD FEBRUARY, 2017
12:00 noon – 2:00pm, Project Room 1.06, 50 George square, University of Edinburgh
Karen Gregory (University of Edinburgh): The Labour of Digital Scholarship
[Organised in partnership with College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences digital scholarship programme and the Centre for Research in Digital Education]
FRIDAY, 27TH JANUARY, 2017
12:00 noon – 2:00pm, Room 1.26, Paterson’s Land, Moray House School of Education
Louis Major (University of Cambridge): Digitalised Dialogues Across The Curriculum (DIDIAC): Enhancing classroom dialogue by using Talkwall to ‘think together’
[Centre for Research in Digital Education]
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