Sign up for this session online here. We’re delighted to be joined by Abhishek Kumar for our ninth ‘Disability & Climate: In Conversation With’ session on Wednesday 15th January 2025, 10-11.30am GMT (3.30-5pm IST). Adv. Abhishek Kumar, from Ranchi (India), is an environmental lawyer, who founded 'The Sangyan' that works on the intersectionality of Law, […]
Click here to book tickets. Our speakers will be discussing the research for their current collaborative project on the feminist documentary photographer Franki Raffles, whose work is currently showcased in a major exhibition at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. This project has grown out of a Global Visiting Fellowship that Vivian held at the University […]
Patriarchal belief systems are thriving among the Guji-Oromo society of southern Ethiopia, seriously impacting the life of non-literate women in complex ways. Women have never been silent about patriarchal oppression; however, studies on the Guji oral tradition fail to properly explain the multiple strategies used by women. In this talk, Ayele will address the content, […]
Click here to book tickets. The Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity examines how the relationship between humanity and the natural world is changing, and how we might develop and maintain a sustainable Earth. At the heart of the climate crisis are inequalities in income, wealth, and political power. All must be reduced to achieve transformative […]
Click here to book tickets. After one of the most divisive presidential elections in modern U.S. history, what happens next? Will tensions continue, or will things go back to “normal”? Now several weeks since Election Day, our attention shifts to what we can expect before Inauguration Day on January 20, 2025. The talk will be […]
Click here to book tickets. The 2024 presidential election has been one of the most divisive in modern U.S. history. On the final day before Americans go to polls, what can we expect? Will a last-minute surprise shake up the race? The occasion provides an opportunity to take stock of all that we have witnessed […]
Click here to book tickets. Online webinar for Autistic Speaking Day. Gerald Roche is Associate Professor of Politics at La Trobe University, Australia. He is a political anthropologist, and carries out research on state violence and the social movements that resist it. His publications have appeared in Annual Review of Anthropology, Patterns of Prejudice, State […]