Will be starting in 5 mins! Hope to see you there 👇

It's a hugely exciting month for the CHRC Lunchtime Seminar series - with some wonderful talks, starting with our very own Dr. Alisa Santikarn's talk on Elephants, Temples and Nationalism this Thursday (1pm)!

Sign up to join online here: rb.gy/ybsszw.

❗️To those who missed the HCDG's panel discussion: Africa in Focus with Rose Miyonga and Luisa Schneider:

The talk is now available on YouTube!

Follow this link to watch: youtu.be/oE2PoqNDWBU?si…

🚨Last #HCDG talk of the term:
Tuesday, 12th March @ 2-3:30pm.

We’re excited to host a panel discussion on ‘It’s Complicated: South Asia in Focus’ by Chandini Jaswal, Doa Sarmad Khan, and Salila Kulshreshtha.

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Speaking on the idea of heritage and ethics through colonial legacies at Cambridge University Heritage and Colonialism Discussion Group (Heritage and Colonialism Discussion Group) with Dr. John Carman on March 5th. The session is online so please do join if you're interested!

🚨Next #HCDG talk:
Tuesday, 5th March @ 2-3:30pm.

We’ll have a panel on ‘Heritage, Law, and Ethics’ by John Carman and Shubhangni Gupta.

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Join Heritage and Colonialism Discussion Group next Tuesday 27th February 14:00 - 15:00 (GMT) to hear Nikolas Orr’s talk on ‘I Was both Tyrant and Slave’: Chicano/a Identity and Complex Relationships with Symbols of Colonialism, c. 1968-1976.

To receive the meeting link, please see ⬇️ (info in the poster).

Published today, this brilliant Handbook sheds light on the relationship between the fields of heritage & law and analyses how the law shapes heritage and heritage practice in both expected and unexpected ways: routledge.com/The-Routledge-… Routledge History, Heritage Studies & Archaeology Routledge Books #heritage #law

This is tomorrow! Very much looking forward to discussing how best to represent complicated colonial figures.

Very much looking forward to giving this talk next week - and benefitting from the discussion around it - about how best to represent people like EC Stirling, a huge figure in the history of Australian zoology and anthropology.

Anyone in Cambridge this Thursday: come and hear about the history of the National Trust and its relationship with British colonialism from the 1890s to today!
I will be speaking in person at the Cambridge Heritage Research Centre research seminar about my PhD research at 1pm

🚨Join us online next Tuesday (February 13) for one more #HCDG #itscomplicated session.

Jack Ashby Jack Ashby will discuss 'Re-presenting Representation: Complicated Identities of Celebrated Figures'.

More info on how to attend in poster ⬇️

Join Heritage and Colonialism Discussion Group again tomorrow at 2:00! #itscomplicated #africainfocus

🚨Next #HCDG talk:
Tuesday, 6th February @ 2-3:30pm.

We’re excited to host a panel discussion on ‘It’s Complicated: Africa in Focus’ by Rose Miyonga and Luisa Schneider.

👉For attendance instructions see ⬇️

🆕❗️Rebekah Hodgkinson 📸📖’s Heritage and Colonialism Discussion Group talk is live and can be viewed here:

youtu.be/z4Ka8a-BBaw?si…

🔔 Laurence Maidment-Blundell on ‘Knowledge is Your Armour: the Role of Volunteers in Communicating Colonial Histories’.

🗓 January 30th 2-3pm (online)

Hope to see many of you there!

🚨Join us online next Tuesday (January 30) for one more #HCDG talk.

Laurence Maidment-Blundell will present 'Knowledge is Your Armour: the Role of Volunteers in Communicating Colonial Histories'.

More info on how to attend in poster ⬇️

Woke wars, colonialism and (of course) The National Trust - reflecting on great seminar by Heritage and Colonialism Discussion Group Rebekah Hodgkinson 📸📖 #colonialism #heritage heritagefutures.wordpress.com/2024/01/23/wok…