Date: 29th October
Dionne van Reenen - Institute for Reconciliation and Social Justice, University of the Free State, South Africa
This study makes use of stakeholder interviews, media reports and papers on the subject of ‘Reitz’ in order to make some sense of the content and context of a protest video concerning racial segregfation in the student residences at the University of the Free State made in 2007 (and made public in 2008), and why its impact on higher education transformation in South Africa was so significant.
18 - 20 August 2010
The research postgraduate arm of the White Spaces Research Network, supervised by Dr Shona Hunter, will hold its inaugural conference over 18th-20th August 2010 in Beech Grove House.
28 October 2010, 5.00pm - 8.00pm
This seminar will provide a unique opportunity for the exploration of Black families in Britain and should appeal to academics, students, activists and individuals engaged in the public and voluntary sectors to explore the diversity and experiences of Black families through debate, discussion and drama.
11 February 2010, 8:00am
The White Spaces Research Network will be holding the second of its international master classes on the morning of Friday 11th February. We are looking for expressions of interest from PGR students who would like to attend.
5 October 2012, 9:30am
The Centre for Ethnicity and Racism Studies is holding this Conference in order to stimulate debate about the increasing racialisation of the world.
Date: 20 June 2012
Location: Room 11.20, Social Sciences Building
Dr. Suki Ali, Senior Lecturer in the Sociology Department at LSE and author of 'Mixed-race Post-race', will be speaking at a Centre for Ethnicity and Racism Studies seminar on the topic of 'Post-race'
08 November 2012 - 11 November 2012
This workshop aimed to exchange ideas regarding the global dynamics of Black males in the educational pipeline.
18 October 2013
This interdisciplinary, international conference invites contributions from HEI equality and diversity practitioners, trade unionists and academics.
18 May 2013
Critical Mixed Race Studies (CMRS) is a rapidly growing body of scholarship and through the continued challenging of essentialized conceptions of ‘race’ and ethnicity, CMRS becomes an emerging paradigm for examining the politics of ‘race’, racism and representation. In this transnational, interdisciplinary symposium, we seek to explore these components through the lens of intersectionalities in individual experience, theorising and activism.
