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This project produced state-of-the art editions of the core ritual texts of the Zoroastrian religion and an interactive film of a performance of the ritual.

Using digital tools to produce a new edition of the Pahlavi Yasna, chapters 9–11.

African Screen Worlds: Decolonising Film and Screen Studies’ (2019-2025) is an international, European Research Council-funded research project led by Professor Lindiwe Dovey that explores in particular Africans’ contemporary contributions to diverse, complex screen worlds.

Examining the right to sanitation in India from a broad perspective that encompasses the various dimensions of the right.

Circumambulating Objects: on Paradigms of Restitution of Southeast Asian Art (CO-OP) assembles individuals across the arts, culture and heritage fields to question entrenched systems of valuation, ownership, replication, collecting and display as these are brought into relief through restitution processes today.

Promoting faith-sensitive, integrated and decolonial responses to domestic violence internationally.

Improving our understanding of how and why languages tend to change when they come into contact, with a particular focus on Arabic.

Exploring how Islam and Muslims are represented and perceived on UK university campuses.

Examining the performance and written transmission of the core ritual of the Zoroastrian tradition, the Yasna.