Africa Hub UoB
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Run by the Dept of African Studies & Anthropology (DASA), the Africa Hub disseminates research about Africa conducted across the University of Birmingham.
Birmingham, England
Joined October 2012
Come and join us next Wednesday for Dr Nathalie Raunet's talk about Political Belonging in the Ghana-Togo Borderlands on the Africa Talks Seminar Series!!
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Please come and join us next Wednesday for Professor David Anderson's exciting talk on Mishake Miyongo, and the Caprivi African National Union (CANU)!!
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Our updated line-up of speakers for this term's Africa Talks Seminar!
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Join us online tomorrow for our first Africa Talk of the new term, and hear from Saibu Mutaru of UCC Ghana
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RT @theasainfo: 🚨 #ASA2025 in Birmingham 🚨 🐦Early Bird registration is now OPEN! 📅Ends 17 March Everyone wishing to attend must register, e…
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With a deadline of 31 Jan 2025, Birmingham is advertising Global South Fellowships open to Early Career Scholars from universities in the Global South @ASAUK_News @ASANewsOnline @ASAA_Africa
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The final Anthro Talk of the term is about mutual aide in Kenya. Join us online or in person on Wednesday to hear from Teodor Zidaru of @LSEAnthropology @theBRIHC @pg_cal @artsatbham
Our final AnthroTalks seminar of the term will be given by Dr Teodor Zidaru, this Wednesday December 4th! Join us for this *hybrid* talk. Time: 1-2:30pm Place: Arts Building Room 315. Register to get online details: @africahubuob
@theBRIHC
@artsatbham
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What a treat this will be! @djameslse of @LSEAnthropology giving the Firth Lecture at the #ASA2025 conference in Birmingham!
📢We are pleased to announce that Professor Deborah James (London School of Economics) will deliver the 2025 Firth Lecture during the #ASA2025 conference, 8-11 April! The Lecture is titled Clawing Back: Redistribution in Precarious Times👇 🔗 @djameslse
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RT @anthrohubuob: Our sixth AnthroTalks seminar will be given by Dr Adom Philogene Heron, this Wednesday November 20th! Join us for this *h…
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RT @theasainfo: 📢#ASA2025 Critical Junctions: Anthropology on the Move's Call for Papers is OPEN! ⏰Call closes in 7 DAYS! - 18 November 📅…
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Join us on Wednesday - online or in-person - to hear Alice Wilson from @SussexGlobal on the Afterlives of Revolution in Oman
Our fifth AnthroTalks seminar will be given by Dr Alice Wilson, this Wednesday November 13th! Join us for this *hybrid* talk. Time: 1-2:30pm Place: Arts Building Room 104. Register to get online details: @africahubuob
@theBRIHC
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We are looking for 3 Early Career African Scholars to join us @unibirmingham as Cadbury Fellows, 19 May-30 June 2025, to work on the theme "Conventions of Creativity: Everyday artistry in Africa". Deadline: 3 Jan 2025 @ASANewsOnline @ASAUK_News @royafrisoc @InsaNolte @artsatbham
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Great to see DASA's @NathalieRaunet's latest publication in the Routledge Companion to Gender and Borderlands
The Routledge Companion to Gender and Borderlands edited by Zalfa Feghali & Deborah Toner is out today! Proud to have contributed a chapter (11) on "The limits of national legislation in local and transnational spaces: how to protect Trokosi girls in Ghana?"
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Call for films open too...! Call for papers closes 18 November:
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Join us tomorrow (online or in person) to hear about life on an oil palm frontier @artsatbham @theBRIHC
Our third AnthroTalks seminar will be given by Dr Alice Rudge, this Wednesday October 23rd! Join us for this *hybrid* talk. Time: 1-2:30pm Place: Arts Building Room 104. Register to get online details: @africahubuob @theBRIHC @artsatbham
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Representing Birmingham at London Anthropology Day! #LAD2024
Come and talk to us about #anthropology, #Birmingham and why anthropologists should be activists at #LAD2024 @DiscoverAnthro @RoyalAnthro
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RT @artsatbham: Three of our academics have been ranked in the top 0.5% in their field by @ScholarGPS. Professors Jeanette Littlemore, Tom…
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RT @artsatbham: What would it have been like to walk across campus with Stuart Hall? This incredible walking tour, carefully curated by St…
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