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Dr Laura-Stella Enonchong is a Reader in Law. Her research interests are in the field of comparative constitutional studies, international and regional human rights and the African Human Rights System.

Professor Francesca Orsini is a literary historian working primarily with Hindi and Urdu materials and interested in exploring how multilingualism worked and continues to work within the literary cultures of South Asia.

Arabia (Yemen), West Africa (Northern Nigeria and Mali) and England: craft, carpentry and traditional building practices; apprenticeship, learning and cognition; space, place and architecture; theory in anthropology.

Bolaji Balogun is a Political Sociologist with specialist knowledge in race, migration and decolonial pedagogy. He is Lecturer in Sociology at SOAS.

Nadia Aït Saïd-Ghanem is a provenance researcher and cuneiformist.

Ret'sepile Makamane is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow whose focus is on African literature aesthetics in Sesotho novels.

Decolonial feminist approaches to filmmaking, film cultures and screen media industries globally; practice/artistic research through film; feminist and ethical leadership in the arts and academia; digital transformations in screen media production, distribution, exhibition, curation, and spectatorship; film festivals and film curating