The Migration Museum is seeking a Contemporary Art Curator to join their team on a part-time basis. Application deadline: 18 October 2026.

Lunedì 28 settembre è prevista la sentenza di primo grado, un fatto che per molto tempo era sembrato impensabile ed era stato ostacolato in ogni modo

This session invites papers that explore photographic albums as valuable records of visual expressions of the cultural politics of colonialism during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Produced a...

This is another in my occasional series of posts on stuff you might not be told but you will not in fact learn by osmotic immersion in the Academic Ether. (See also my posts on writing job applications, giving a job presentation and what to expect in a job interview.) This time: how to chair a conference session. As always, these are my thoughts - cross-check them with your peers, mentors, supervisors, best academic mates.

The study of history at UK universities appears to be under existential threat. Should anyone care?

UNHCR Archives has temporarily closed its reading room to external researchers. Here is what that means for access, research, and the future of digital delivery.

Homecomings, fantasies, food and ghosts – how the myth of eternal return keeps the Italian diaspora in a state of longing

Evergreen Review

Ahead of a major retrospective, the photographer talks to Michael Delgado about his long career spent documenting – and shaping – queer life in Britain, India and beyond

Osama Njeem sat at the junction of two of Rome’s biggest priorities: gas and migration, a position that shaped the decision to release him

Published in Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television (Ahead of Print, 2026)

The 2027 edition of the annual conference and awards ceremony of the British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies will be held in Newcastle upon Tyne at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Monday...

A harrowing story of death and survival on the Atlantic migration route from west Africa, ‘the deadliest in the world’

Upcoming and past events hosted by the Museum of Healing and Reconciliation — convenings, symposia, and community dialogues on memory, healing, and the African diaspora.

This article examines the militarization of white settler women during the Kenya Emergency (1952–1960), analyzing how their armed participation disrupted and reconfigured colonial gender norms. Drawi...

The Handsworth Self Portrait project (1979) was a makeshift outdoor studio that challenged the media’s criminalizing portrayals of Handsworth and its black community by inviting residents to take t...

During the Kenya Emergency, photography became a vital tool for psychological warfare. Lauren Brown explores how the colonial state used violent images to demonise African insurgents.