10.00am – 4.30pm / Friday 26 June / In person and online
A one-day event at York St John University exploring migrant justice and border abolition in theory and in praxis. Building on last year’s summer event, this one-day event will explore decolonisation beyond, across and against borders. We will interrogate the colonial history of contemporary border, migration and surveillance regimes, and consider what migrant justice and border abolition might look like and entail, in both theory and praxis. The day will include a livestreamed keynote by Dr Monish Bhatia (York), a hybrid panel with postgraduate and early-career researchers, and a plenary discussion with local community organisers and scholar-activists.
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