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SOAS CONTINUES TO RANK HIGH IN THE IMPACT RANKINGS 2021
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ONLINE ACADEMIC SUMMER SCHOOL 2021
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RACE@SOAS
Responsibility - Accountability - Culture - Equity
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Race Accountability and Listening Action Group statement in response to the Sewell Report
Mon 17 May
The Future of Democracy in Hong Kong
This panel discussion will trace how Hong Kong got to where it is today, what the key challenges are, and what roles supporters of democracy in Hong Kong or elsewhere can play in the foreseeable future.
Tue 18 May
Opium, Silk and the Missionaries in China
Opium, Silk and the Missionaries in China retells one of the largely forgotten histories between Britain and China in the 19th Century. Drawing on several collections using artefacts to explore the history of the Opium Wars through botanical arts and tools; historical artefacts about silk; missionary work and intercultural shared experiences in China recorded by British Missionaries throughout this period.