Rethinking the economy: ideas, power and the choices shaping our world Join us for this interdisciplinary academic panel exploring how the global economy is shaped and who it really works for.
Poverty, disasters and human trafficking: Unravelling the connection New research highlights the invisible challenges faced by communities post-disaster, which creates an environment conducive to exploitation.
A Night for Venezuela: Food, Music and Fundraising An evening of Venezuelan food, live music, DJ sets and solidarity at SOAS Student Bar, raising emergency funds for Venezuela after the devastating double earthquake of 24 June.
Imagining an alternative future through Zines: Introducing Zinetopia MA student Fiona introduces her business, Zinetopia, and how the SOAS x YBB Student Enterprise Programme supported her venture.
Meiji Jingu Scholarships There are two Meiji Jingu Japanese Studies Research Scholarships available. Each scholarship is valued at £7,000 in total.
“You make me do too much labour”: What Paris Paloma’s anthem reveals about care, capitalism and gender Paris Paloma’s viral hit Labour is more than a feminist anthem. Dr Sophie Chamas explores how it reveals a window onto the hidden, gendered and racialised work of care that capitalism depends on but refuses to name or pay.
Scholarship impact: "SOAS has made many of the things I hope to achieve in the future possible" Nolan Musslewhite shares how scholarship support is enabling him to pursue his passions and build the foundations of his career.