Seminar
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The Worldmaking of New-Generation African Poets
Please join us on Tuesday 9th May 16:00-17:30 (BST) for a research seminar with Dr Nathan Suhr-Sytsma (Emory University) who will speak about: “The Worldmaking of New-Generation African Poets” The research seminar is hosted by the Leeds University Centre for African Studies and the School of English’s Postcolonial Research Group. Abstract The migration of literary culture…
Epistemic Injustice, Decolonisation and Environmental Policymaking in Africa
Please join us on Thursday 9th March 16:00-17:30 (GMT) for a research seminar with Dr Diana-Abasi Ibanga who will speak about: “Epistemic Injustice, Decolonisation and Environmental Policymaking in Africa” The research seminar is hosted by the Leeds University Centre for African Studies and will take place online (via Zoom). This presentation is based on the research…
Research seminar: Religious Leaders as Agents of LGBTIQ Inclusion in East Africa
In this seminar, jointly hosted by the Centre for Religion and Public Life and the Leeds University Centre for African Studies, Adriaan van Klinken (Professor of Religion and African Studies) will present some of the findings of the Sexuality and Religion in East Africa project. The project focuses on the role of religious leaders as…
Bissau-Guinean vernacular films in transnational flow
The School of Languages, Cultures and Societies at the University of Leeds, and the Leeds University Centre for African Studies, are hosting a research talk with by Dr Catarina Laranjeiro, who will speak about Bissau-Guinean vernacular films in transnational flow This presentation addresses the relation between the colonial legacy of images and the vernacular film…
“Theologies of Gender, Relationality and Power in a Nigerian Pentecostal church”
Please join us on Thursday 17th November, 11.30 am (GMT) for a research seminar with Dr Naomi Richman (Trinity College, Cambridge) who will speak about: “Theologies of Gender, Relationality and Power in a Nigerian Pentecostal church” The seminar is jointly hosted by the Leeds University Centre for African Studies and the Leeds Centre for Religion and Public Life….
“Local ecological knowledge and climate change in three corners of Africa”
Please join us on Thursday 17th November, 2pm (GMT) when Dr Sandra Bhatasara (University of Zimbabwe) will be in conversation with Dr Gilbert Tietaah (University of Ghana) and Dr Silas Oriaso (University of Nairobi). They will discuss: ‘Local ecological knowledge and climate change in three corners of Africa’ The research seminar is hosted by the Leeds…
The Post-Colonial Resurgence of Traditional Yoruba Practices
Please join us on Thursday 27th October, 16:30pm (BST) for an online research seminar about: ‘The Post-Colonial Resurgence of Yoruba Traditional Religious Practices and Herbal Medicine’ The seminar is jointly hosted by the Leeds University Centre for African Studies and the Leeds Centre for Religion and Public Life. Please join the seminar via Zoom. In…
Research seminar: “Pressure and the expectation of success in Nairobi, Kenya”
Please join us on Thursday 6th October, 4.15-5.30 pm (BST) for a research seminar with Dr Mario Schmidt who will speak about “Pressure and the expectation of success: on the somatization of failing aspirations in Nairobi, Kenya” The research seminar is hosted by the Leeds University Centre for African Studies, the Centre for Global Development,…
Research seminar: “The emergence of LGBTQ-themed writing in Africa”
Please join us on Thursday 26th May, 4.00-5.30 pm (BST) for a research seminar with Chris Dunton who will speak about “Tuning into the Polyphony: the emergence of LGBTQ-themed writing in Africa” The research seminar is hosted by the Leeds University Centre for African Studies. The event will take place in hybrid form, meaning that…
Research seminar: “Taboos and Eco-resilience in Yorùbá Sacred Orature”
Please join us on Thursday 28th April, 4.00-5.30 pm (BST) for a research seminar with Dr Oluwabunmi Tope Bernard (Obafemi Awolowo University and SOAS University of London), who will speak about “It is neither a rat nor a bird: taboos and eco-resilience in Yorùbá sacred orature” The research seminar is hosted by the Leeds University Centre…