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Claudia Radiven is one of the organisers of 'International Workshop (CCI) Stream One: Ethnicity, Crime and Welfare' For more info and to register: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/international-workshop-ethnicity-crime-welfare-registration-143191153595
Decolonising Forced Migration seminar series continues. It is organised by PhD students, including two CERS PhD students, Tesfalem Yemane and Kheira Arrouche. In the next...
You are warmly invited to join a transatlantic conversation on 'Immigrants rights and integration' by Rainer Baubock (European University Institute), Sara Wallace Goodman (University of...
Dr Markéta Doležalová of the School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Leeds presents a paper entitled: Roma in north England: Finding the ‘good life’...
On 11 March 2021 Professor Adrian Favell will speak on 'Decolonising 'integration'? Beyond methodological nationalism in immigration politics and policy'. Find out more.
Decolonising Forced Migration seminar series continues. It is organised by PhD students, including two CERS PhD students, Tesfalem Yemane and Kheira Arrouche. Find out more:...
Head of School Professor S. Sayyid presents this seminar as part of the Research Seminar series organised by the School of Sociology and Social Policy....
Prof S. Sayyid will be speaking on 3 February 2021 at the ‘Unsettled Multiculturalisms - 2020 Transruptions in a time of Racist Calamities’ event at the Stephen Lawrence Research Centre. This is 20th celebration of the edited volume Unsettled Multiculturalism.
The ‘Leeds Race, Ethnicity and Decolonial Studies (READS) Research Network’ (READSNETWORKLEEDS@JISCMAIL.AC.UK) has been founded by Ipek Demir (CERS) with co-convenors Iyiola Solanke (School of Law) and Jason Allen-Paisant (Institute for Colonial and Postcolonial Studies).
Dr Abel Ugba will give an online talk, “Healing in the Diaspora: Untangling African Pentecostals’ Complex Ideologies about Divine Healing”, as part of the Sadler Seminar Series ‘African Knowledges for Global Challenges’.