Susan Batchelor considers the way in which certain urban spaces - and those who frequent them - come to be constructed as problematic.

'Government, at all levels, has a duty to ensure that workers are not exploited, manipulated, or made unsafe by companies deploying AI.'

Conjuncture is a monthly web series and podcast curated and co-hosted by Jordan T. Camp and Christina Heatherton and produced for the Trinity Social Justice Institute. It features interviews with…

Guidebook on helping people in precarious circumstances act together, where traditional organising methods fall short.

It took decades of deliberate strategy to erode our sense of pride and solidarity. We’ll have to work equally hard to get it back

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This one-day intensive training offers advanced methodological support for postgraduate researchers (PhD and MA) working at institutions in Scotland at the inte

As the University of Edinburgh moves to close a number of degree programmes, including the standalone degree in Scottish Ethnology, Kevin MacNeil reflects on the subject that changed the course of …

Join Interrupting Criminalization for a half-day interactive online skillshare to learn about to build community controlled communication networks in the context of rising authoritarianism. This event...

Variety pack of stickers, about 10-15? You'll get a good few of each one. Production of these is funded by the profits from our Strathclyde t-shirts (which you can purchase from radical-glasgow-tours....

Explore both the value and the fragility of refugee and naturalisation collections in this Research Routes event.

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.