Today is the first of 16 days of blogging and reporting about gender-based violence around the world. The 16 Days Blogathon is an annual event hosted by genderED at the University of Edinburgh, the Australian Human Rights Institute at the University of New South Wales and Ambedkhar University in Delhi.
Dr Kate Flaherty - work in progress talk.
Please click HERE to go to the online talk, titled Elsewhere Within: Meg Merrilies, Charlotte Cushman, and Scotland.
Dr B Camminga: Work in Progress talk
Please click HERE to go to the online talk
Dr Reuben Phillips: Handling Tovey’s Bach
Dr Maša Mrovlje: The Disappointments of Rosa Luxemburg: Beyond Left Melancholia?
Please click HERE to go to the online talk
We are pleased to share this Call for Papers for a forthcoming conference organised by former IASH Fellow and member of the Steering Group for the Institute Project on Decoloniality Dr Désha Osborne and her colleagues, Dr Eloise Grey and Matthew Lee. Please visit northeastcolonialconference.wordpress.com for the full Call for Papers and more details.
Dr Yumi Pak, Visiting Research Fellow, December 2020 - January 2021
Yumi Pak is associate professor in the Department of English and director of Ethnic Studies at California State University, San Bernardino.
This three-year programme has now ended. No further applications can be accepted.
Applications are invited for RACE.ED Archival Research Fellowships from postdoctoral scholars working in any area of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, to examine specific special collections held at the University of Edinburgh which provide evidence for research into decoloniality (see the Institute Project on Decoloniality 2021-24 pages for more details).