Ethnographic Storytelling short course at SOAS University of London.

Ethnographic Storytelling short course at SOAS University of London.

The Helen Kanitkar Library is a social study space, for anthropology and sociology students. The library is staffed by a student librarian and volunteers, supervised by a member of staff, and relies o...

MA Social Anthropology (Online) at SOAS University of London.

This event centres on strategies to defend Indigenous rights in the Global South, in partnership with institutions in the Global North.

Rooted in longstanding calls from feminist, Indigenous, and other marginalised scholars for academia to recognise beyond‑textual ways of knowing, CAMHRArts…

Deep Focus is a periodic screening event that supports artists working with moving image.

Event Abstract Has social media made the lives of young people better or worse? Why does China see the impact…

All alumni and friends of the Food Studies Centre are warmly invited to join us for a day of conversation, inspiration and reconnection!

In conversation with CAMHRA Global Professorial Fellows Professor Laura Bear, Professor Richard Rechtman and Professor Veena Das

23–27 March 2026, 11am – 1pm.Venue: SOAS campusAn intensive course from an award-winning screenwriter, which shows how to apply the tools of storytelling t

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Event Abstract This talk introduces recursive mediation as a description of how being in the world actually unfolds. Drawing on…

Event Abstract Drawing on ethnographic portraits of law, violence, and resistance in Haiti, this talk examines what it means to…

Event Abstract Twenty years after Nepal’s civil war, a vast memorial landscape has been developed across the remote villages of…

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Event Abstract Attentive to the ways that inertia can take hold of life, Catholic monks recognise despondency as a potential…

Lately in the news, Otohime is a small device with one button, usually attached to walls of public toilet cubicles in Japan. Square and white, with a

Join us as we explore how digitalisation policies help and hinder access to food for marginalised communities.

This event will mark the publication of the book 'Archiving Gaza in the Present', co-edited by Professor Dina Matar and Dr Venetia Porter.

In the mid-1960s, Nuruddin Farah chose to study at the University of Panjab instead of in the US. He was nurtured by the environment of debate and discussion.

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The Archives of Solidarity project team presents a film screening and discussion on archives of disappearance, violence and solidarity.

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In this blog, Jeremy Taylor (PhD), Regional Head of Advocacy at the Norwegian Refugee Council, looks at some of the programming issues inherent within a reliance upon (good!) data in the humanitarian ...

The first detailed study on sex, marriage and intimacy in China has been published revealing the trends and patterns in family life since the Chinese Communist Revolution.

How do different groups of men navigate urban life, and how is masculinity threatened and re-asserted in the metropolises of contemporary Indian society?

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As a province hailed by the British as the ‘sword arm of India’, masculinity remained a key pillar of Punjabi identity in colonial times. Observers largely looked at Punjab’s women through this blurre...

This prestigious scholarship offers the opportunity for successful applicants to pursue a fully-funded 3-year PhD under the mentorship of leading experts in the fields of anthropology and mental healt...

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A specially curated script for CMDS and its "Return - a conversation" series of events - followed by Q&A