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In Conversation: Collaborative Methods Behind 'Mughal Banaras'

The curators of the SOAS Gallery exhibition 'Mughal Banaras' discuss their interdisciplinary collaboration in history, architecture, and photography.

'Archiving Gaza in the Present': Art, Memory, Erasure

This event will mark the publication of the book 'Archiving Gaza in the Present', co-edited by Professor Dina Matar and Dr Venetia Porter.

Haenyeo Voices: Merging Tradition and Science to Monitor Reef Changes

The Haenyeo Voices project explores the effects of environmental change on Jeju Island's reefs by combining Haenyeo divers’ Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) with scientific monitoring, using 3D modelling, to assess transformations and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.

Citizens to Traitors: The Bengali Internment in Pakistan

Join author Ilyas Chattha for a book talk on the internment of Bengalis in Pakistan after the 1971 war, exploring how citizens were reclassified as suspected traitors.

SOAS Alumni Gathering in Tunisia

Join us for a special alumni gathering in Tunisia with the founder of Maghreb Venture Partners and a Member of the Bank of Palestine's Board of Directors, Adel Dajani.

Moving as Labour

The webinar will explore the gig workers mobility, platform labor in India, and comparisons with British and Brazilian contexts.

The Global Taiwan—Literature and Translation Workshop

The Centre of Taiwan Studies is delighted to organise The Global Taiwan—Literature and Translation Workshop, bringing together writers, translators, and scholars to explore Taiwanese literature.

Stylistic Networks in Early Southeast Asia: Mitred Viṣṇu Sculptures from Bangka

This project re-examines Sumatran sculpture by comparing it directly with material from South and Southeast Asia. It aims to identify both stylistic connections and the extent to which a Sumatran style can be defined.

What Do We Need to Know About the Chinese Communist Party?

Professor Timothy Creek will explore the nature of the CCP in this webinar.