The new India history project In a post-truth world, India has seen history subverted to follow a specific agenda of Hindu nationalism.
Beyond victimhood: How western narratives shape Inuit struggles for environmental justice MA student Tasmin Jones highlights how Western climate narratives often overshadow Inuit experiences, advocating for the inclusion of Inuit voices to foster more equitable climate solutions.
How to develop a career in the humanitarian sector Oyessorzo studies MSc Humanitarian Action online while working in the humanitarian sector. She offers advice for anyone hoping to develop a career in humanitarianism.
Why I chose: MA Global Media and Digital Communications at SOAS MA student Lilato Madiri shares why studying media through a critical, decolonial lens is vital in an era defined by digital disruption, misinformation, and contested power.
Careers: "As a High Commissioner no two days are the same!" Having grown up in a multi-cultural family in the UAE, Omar Daair knew he wanted his future career to have an international angle. Discover how his studies at lead him to his role of High Commissioner to Rwanda.
To stop the Rwanda flights, our collective demonstrations of solidarity must continue SOAS Detainee Support (SDS) speak out against the UK Government’s efforts to deport asylum seekers.
How the UK Home Office turns immigration enforcement into TikTok entertainment Why is the Home Office on TikTok? Dr Shreeta Lakhani explores how Secure Borders UK turns immigration into a viral spectacle, using rapid editing and recurring imagery of "dangerous migrant men" to normalise border enforcement and make it seem like protection rather than violence.
Hands-on with history: Curating Vietnamese blue-and-white ceramics at SOAS Gallery SOAS-Alphawood Postgraduate Diploma of Asian Art student, Yee Wai Than, puts theory into practice when she curates an exhibition of Vietnamese blue-and-white ceramics.
Beyond repatriation: Building value through community spaces Repatriation is shifting from returning objects to restoring relationships, as seen in the Gónô Tmutul Storytelling Festival, which fosters cultural continuity and community empowerment.