Afro-Latin Workshop Festival A unique opportunity to meet musicians sharing their knowledge through six workshops on select African and Latin American music traditions.
Navigating Intimacy and Queer Entrepreneurship: Relational work in Taiwanese Lesbian Couples’ Business Endeavors Professor Hong-zen Wang gives a talk on queer entrepreneurship, intimacy, and relational work among Taiwanese lesbian couples.
Unhealthy finances: the global health funding crisis and its human cost A SOAS DLD Conversation on the global health funding crisis, its human cost, and more equitable and sustainable alternatives, with Toby Green, Kara Hanson, and Tess Hewitt.
USAWA AI: Rethinking Knowledge, Evidence, and Authority in Historical Learning This paper presents USAWA AI, a dialogue-based educational tool that reframes AI not as a source of answers, but as an object of enquiry.
Gym boss and the evolution of political communication in Taiwan Dr Jonathan Sullivan gives a talk on influencer politics in Taiwan, examining what it reveals about political communication, media power, and cross-Strait discourse.
Republic of Amnesia: Protest, Memory, and the Sri Lankan State A film on Sri Lanka’s Aragalaya protests, Republic of Amnesia follows young activists and asks what remains after revolt.
Documentary screening and director Q&A: 'A Chip Odyssey' Documentary Screening of 'A Chip Odyssey', followed by a director Q&A, with the documentary tracing Taiwan’s transformation into a global semiconductor leader.
Articulating the sinicisation process in a Taiwan Paiwan Indigenous village: Vusam culture as a resilience pivot Professor Hong-zen Wang gives a talk on Paiwan Indigenous social life, Sinicisation, and the Vusam system as a site of cultural resilience in Taiwan.
Born relay translated? Translating Syaman Rapongan’s 'Mata nu Wawa' Dr Darryl Sterk gives a talk on Syaman Rapongan’s 'Mata nu Wawa', relay translation, and the question of what it means for a literary work to be 'born translated'.