Kaagi: Visayan Identities in Cultural Texts

In this hands-on working colloquium, we hope to explore and advance the unique possibilities of Philippine Area Studies scholarship when merged with the digital. Accepting the widest range of possible Philippine studies disciplines and topics in any of the four archival media (text, visual, sound and material culture) we will work with scholars to address issues of access, usability and reception of scholarly work. 

On East and Southeast Asian Heritage Month, ESEA authors and artists gather to talk about diaspora, and all the people and places we call home. Come join our celebration of new, exciting ESEA novels in the UK, from children’s and YA fiction, to adult fiction — literary, fantasy, speculative, and crime. 

Elizabeth L. Enriquez argues that the Second World War was as much a contest of might as it was a battle of ideologies, and radio broadcasting was a critical combat zone.