The Art of the Balafon by Pcha Step into the radiant sound world of Pcha (Siaka Traoré), the son of balafon master Neba Solo, as he brings both heritage and innovation to the stage.
RELI-GENE: Governing Health, Family and Religion: The Biopolitics of Genetic Counselling and Religious Family Formations RELI-GENE examines how genetic testing and reproductive technologies shape family formations, kinships and belongings within close-knit religious minorities.
Future Leaders Programme 12: Economic Development in Africa: Critical Policies in a ‘New’ World 23 – 27 February 2026, London
RAMP Launches First Online Teacher Training on Climate-Related Macrofinancial Risks The Resilience and Adaptation Mainstreaming Program (RAMP) convened its first online teacher training course on Understanding Climate-related Macrofinancial Risks.
Sam McBean: Death, Care, and Queer Kinship This talk explores what it means to form kinship at the end of life - to build connection based not on the promise of futurity, but through endings.
The para-athlete inspired by anime: Ali’s journey to MA Japanese Studies at SOAS Alumnus and para-athlete Ali Golchin reflects on his experience bridging sport science with an MA in Japanese Studies, all while training for and competing on the world stage in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Situating 'Joyland' in Contemporary Pakistani Cinema Talk and discussion with Dr Mehak Faisal Khan on Saim Sadiq’s 2022 debut film 'Joyland' and its international impact.
My study abroad experience in one photo Each year, our study abroad students return with stories and a full camera roll. We asked them to submit one photo that captured their time away from home.