Iran-US war: Navigating the diasporic newsfeed For the Gulf region's 30 million expatriates, war is no longer just on the ground - it unfolds online, in real time and across every screen.
Film premiere: 'Mobed: The Parsi Priest' This film gives viewers a unique glimpse into the lives of young children who leave home each term to live and train at the last functioning Zoroastrian priestly schools in India.
Sinners: what the vampire film reveals about supremacy and cultural appropriation across the Americas The Sinners movie uses vampires to explore supremacy, cultural appropriation and resistance. Zoe Marriage and Pauliana de Sousa connect the film’s themes to Black cultural expression, capoeira and racial politics across the Americas.
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.
Funding Your Postgraduate Studies as a UK Student (May) This webinar covers everything you need to know about the financial support available, including scholarships, Master’s loans, and other financial aid options tailored to help UK students fund their postgraduate studies.
SOAS Alumnae: celebrating International Women’s Month with voices from our community SOAS alumnae across industries, geographies, and career moments share insights from their journeys and the lessons that shaped them.
Expert brings Shakespearian Hindi translations to big screen Dr Anandi Rao, Lecturer in South Asian Studies, provided her expertise in Hindi translations of Shakespeare for the ‘Hamlet’ film adaptation that stars Riz Ahmed.
Who gains from Middle East instability Dr Rowena Binti Abdul Razak breaks down who benefits when the Middle East stays unstable and why ordinary Iranians pay the price.