This Thursday at SOAS, a night of #desi #music, #dance and #words that cross the borders of #SouthAsia and the #Diaspora tinyurl.com/4yay6n6x

On tonight - in collaboration with Insaan culture club and SOAS Students' Union !

Contribute to our research into how public narratives and memories of the partition of #1947 in the UK have developed and changed over time. Join us on Thursday 3rd November for a participatory 'World Cafe' workshop, free but booking required bit.ly/3FIZxOr

Join the Border Crossings Participatory Workshop on Thursday 3rd November at #SOAS, register at bit.ly/3FIZxOr

Today is the last day to experience the "Child of Empire' VR by Project Dastaan SOAS Library. If visiting please do the Border Crossings survey too. Thanks! See bit.ly/3fmoe8s

Join our 'World Cafe' participatory workshop this Thursday 3rd November and contribute to our research - see more at bit.ly/3FIZxOr

Contribute to research on #partition1947 - join our workshop tomorrow click bit.ly/3FIZxOr

How do you think about 1947? #partition1947

Today at SOAS

Last chance to see the Border crossings exhibition! Work by graciela magnoni and Amarjeet Nandhra. Ends Wed 16 November. At SOAS Library , see link in profile for details. Image - detail from ‘Displacement’ by Amarjeet Nandhra. #textile #photography #art

Today graciela magnoni will be talking about her book project 'Watan' - between 1-2pm in room E17 SOAS Library , walk in, free.

In October we held an interactive world café workshop at SOAS, read about this and our work with Project Dastaan and The Partition Museum in the Border Crossings Nov/Dec newsletter at bordercrossingsproject.blogspot.com/2022/12/border…

Our team is working in collaboration with the The Partition Museum on both the Border Crossings and Partition in India and Britain SOAS projects. In Nov PI, Prof Tej Purewal, made a site visit and met with the curatorial team. Read more at the Border Crossings Project blog tinyurl.com/mnczfnex

A boat carrying 160 Rohingya refugees is stuck somewhere in the middle of the Andaman Sea, with feared deaths and very weak communication. thequint.com/news/world/str…

Tomorrow! With the Border Crossings research team @EleanorNewbigin and @TejPurewal

Share your stories! PIB is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded collaboration which aims to explore how the 1947 partition of ‘British India’ affected British and European individuals and families who were stationed in the subcontinent at this time. See bit.ly/3VPTLigms for details.

The Partition Museum, Delhi in collaboration with Project Dastaan invites you to the Launch of Project Dastaan in India at Partition Museum, Dara Shukoh Library Building Ambedkar Campus, Lothian Road, Delhi on Tuesday 17 January | 4.00- 6.00 pm.

We need your stories! Our new website is live 🎉 - check it out. We'll be adding new content in the next few months. research.soas.ac.uk/pib/

Looking for a platform to share your historical perspectives on current events? Join us at the SOAS History Blog, where we publish beyond borders and accept rolling submissions in any language #SOASHistoryBlog #HistoricalPerspectives #BeyondBorders #HistoryMatters