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From survival to governance: women of the Great Lakes on the frontline One of two public roundtables presenting the findings of FCRJ's 2025/26 Activists-in-Residence, centring the communities most affected by racism, racialised exclusion, and structural inequality.
Painting protest: literature, art, and the avant-garde in Socialist Burma This talk explores how Burmese avant-garde artists navigated and resisted authoritarianism, isolationism, and relentless censorship.
Women farmers in South Africa risk losing land due to state neglect The breakdown of irrigation infrastructure has led to ceased farming activity for many women, findings from a 15-year study reveals.
The Penguin Book of Bengali Short Stories How has the Bengali short story evolved over a century of political and social upheaval? Arunava Sinha explores this question through his recently edited anthology, spanning literary traditions from West Bengal and Bangladesh.
Earth Day at SOAS: should corporate owners be held to account for nature loss and the climate crisis? Join a new initiative by SOAS University’s Department of Politics and International Studies to assess whether and how corporate owners should be held to account for nature loss and the climate crisis.