Open and click to see full text in Portuguese / Korean / Indonesian / Spanish / German / French / English: An Arts and Pedagogy...
By Kwok Kian Chow: Think of how the switching between languages, cultures and epistemologies can itself be an integral part of reading and writing, and...
André Keet’s GDC webinar envisions a conversation between the notions of Africanising and decolonising the university; and how this may look like in the South African and African context. It further locates these discussions within an African interpretation of Critical University Studies, understood as the study of universities through analyses of power, privilege and authority. Reflecting on different programmes and their associated practices that orbit the notions of Africanisation and decolonisation within universities, the talk also attempts at linking these praxes with the general decentring programme.
Moving Biography is a one-week interdisciplinary summer school bringing together different perspectives, to question disciplinary assumptions and decenter life writing. Convening an interdisciplinary group of...
Postdoctoral Researcher in Geography of the University of Corsica and an Associate Researcher in the TELEMMe Laboratory Josepha Milazzo holds a PhD in Geography from the...
Rikke Gram is a Research Fellow at IMIS (Institute for Migration and Intercultural Studies) at the University of Osnabrück, working on the project Cultural Production...
Assistant Professor of Social Sciences at Northumbria University in the United Kingdom Faten Khazaei was previously a postdoctoral researcher at Goldsmiths University of London’s Department of...
Cresa is a PhD Candidate in Sociology and Social Policy at Harvard University and is currently writing her dissertation on the politics of cultural theft....
Student in History at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) Maria Vigorito participated in the research group LeAfrica (Laboratory of African Studies), as well...
Assistant Professor of Sociology and Climate Studies at Vanderbilt University Brianna Castro (Ph.D., Harvard University) is a sociologist committed to equitable adaptation and conservation in a...