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This public event brings together Syrian initiatives engaged in different forms of archival practice, from documenting prison histories to tracing the afterlives of violence.

SOAS Gallery is delighted to present Embroidery Traditions of Afghanistan, a new exhibition revealing the rich diversity, skill, and beauty of embroidery from across Afghanistan. The exhibition draws from the Karun Thakar collection, developed in collaboration with the V&A Museum.

Join us for an insightful evening with Barrister Krishnendu Mukherjee as he shares reflections from legal practice.

We are excited to host Walter Bgoya and Ibrahim Malumfashi, translators of Le Petit Prince into Kiswahili (Mwana Mdogo wa Mfalme) and Hausa (Yarima Ɗan Sarki) respectively.

Though AI quietly powers much of India's daily digital life, it's rarely named - while national narratives celebrate transformation. This talk explores how users actually experience AI as a functional aid, not a revolution.

A Discussion of the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967 Francesca Albanese's recent report on Torture and Genocide.

This event draws on the results of a collaborative exploratory study of image-based AI outputs across languages and countries.

Meet Tolani Shodehinde, In-Country Recruitment Officer (Nigeria) at the upcoming QS Apply Undergraduate and Master's Fair in Lagos.

This panel brings together a group of independent media producers in the Arab World to reflect on the role independent media play in providing accurate and relevant information to publics in and despite conditions of extreme flux and violence.