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Film Screening and Public Launch Discussion: 'Dargeçit' (Hold Still) and Archives of Solidarity

The Archives of Solidarity project team presents a film screening and discussion on archives of disappearance, violence and solidarity.

It’s not-not-romanticism: responsivity as precarious metaethics in British equine-assisted therapies

Seminar presented by Dr Rosie McVey as part of the SOAS Anthropology and Sociology Department Seminar Series.

Law Masterclass for Years 12 and 13: nuisance law – when everyday disruption becomes a legal problem

This masterclass, designed to widen participation to SOAS, will explore nuisance law and how it shapes everyday life.

Book Launch: Lara Sheehi, From the Clinic to the Streets: Psychoanalysis for Revolutionary Futures

Join us for an in-depth and interdisciplinary conversation with Lara Sheehi, Ghassan Abu-Sittah, Louis Allday, and Rami Rmeileh about Dr Sheehi’s new book, From the Clinic to the Streets: Psychoanalysis for Revolutionary Futures (Pluto, 2026).

CAMHRA Annual Lecture 2026 presented by Professor Clara Han

Professor Clara Han presents the CAMHRA Annual Lecture 2026, '"From me it is born": Psychic life and a politics of the ordinary', accompanied by a pre-lecture reception open to attendees

'Can Good Governance Tackle Bad Debt? The Political Economy of Public Debt Management'

Join us for the launch of a new study, 'Can Good Governance Tackle Bad Debt? The Political Economy of Public Debt Management'.

From loneliness to connection in later life: insights from Thailand and Myanmar

This presentation explores how practices of everyday life shape experiences of loneliness and care among older Thai and Myanmar adults living along the northern Thailand–Myanmar border.

Mekong and Metaphor: Contemporary Art and Regional Imaginaries in Mainland Southeast Asia

This reflection on region departs from an earlier essay, “Metaphor as Method: Curating Regionalism in Mainland Southeast Asia” (2013), which examined controversial curatorial uses of geographical metaphors (such as the Mekong and the Ho Chi Minh Trail) to promote contemporary artists and foster artistic collaboration in mainland Southeast Asia.