Next up we have Dr Dinesh Mishra, representing Andhshraddha Nirmulan Samiti!

Join us Lancaster University for a free workshop and photo exhibition which explores witchcraft accusation and human rights in the 21st century on Thursday 26th September. eventbrite.co.uk/e/witch-hunts-…

Delighted to be welcoming advocate Dr.Dinesh Mishra to the TINAAWAHP Witchcraft and Human Rights, Past, Present, Future conference Lancaster University this week.

We are looking forward to welcoming you all at Lancaster University tomorrow. For a final speaker spotlight we have Professor Victoria Canning!

We call on stakeholders to work together to review legislation, to develop and implement national action plans, and to support advocates and civil society groups in their work to bring an end to witchcraft accusation and harmful practices. lancaster.ac.uk/news/campaigne…

Researchers,humanitarian activists, and lawyers are converging on Lancaster University on the elimination of harmful practices related to witchcraft globally. Brilliant talks around harmful practices suffered by people living with albinism in Africa. SLAPWA TINAAWAHP Prof. Charlotte Baker

Join us for a free photographic exhibition and workshop which explores witchcraft accusation and human rights in the 21st century at the Peter Scott Gallery at Lancaster University on Thursday afternoon. Please register via this link: eventbrite.co.uk/e/witch-hunts-…

We had a fantastic time at the "Witchcraft and Human Rights" conference at Lancaster University, bringing together global experts to discuss Resolution 47/8. Big thanks to our keynote speakers and supporters. Excited for the next steps! Stay tuned for more posts about the event.

We are excited to announce we’re now taking applications for our suite of new MAs, designed for people who want to make a difference through ethical leadership and collaboration. Starting October 2025. Sign up for a PG Open Day to find out more: lancaster.ac.uk/study/open-day…

Delighted to see my research engagement with policymakers and that of colleagues FASS Research Lancaster University featured in this new publication *How does Arts and Humanities research influence public policymaking?* School of Global Affairs at Lancaster University Lancaster University FASS Engagement Team Arts and Humanities Research Council upen.ac.uk/resources/how-…

Great to see the amazing work of Leo Igwe to tackle witchcraft-related human rights abuses featured by BBC News Africa TINAAWAHP bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

I’m looking forward to speaking about my research on Friday as part of the Morecambe Library Local History Talks #witchcraftaccusation #harmfulpractices #research #engagement Lancashire Libraries School of Global Affairs at Lancaster University Lancaster Impact Acceleration FASS Research Lancaster University FASS Engagement Team

The ‘Witch Hunts in the 21st Century’ photo exhibition travels on to Benue State university in Nigeria. Thank you Leo Igwe for making this possible. #witchcraftaccusation #HumanRightsViolations #photography #advocacy TINAAWAHP @LancasterIAA School of Global Affairs at Lancaster University Lancaster University

Take the time to listen to this insightful collection of global voices from the Witchcraft and Human Rights Conference 2024 Lancaster University open.spotify.com/episode/7Dcuiq…

Join us for our next online workshop 'Disability and Witchcraft-related Harm: Global Perspectives' with Professor Nora Groce UCL and Dr Elvis Imafidon SOAS University of London Tues 26 Nov 16:00-17:00 (UK time) theinternationalnetwork.org/events-2

It was a challenge to produce a #podcast that included voices and stories from this eye-opening event Lancaster University organised by Prof. Charlotte Baker and colleagues 🌍 Witchcraft accusations still happen today although maybe reducing now thanks to work like this.

#LancashireDay would not be complete without reference to #LancashireWitches #MorecambeLibrary enjoyed hosting 'Beyond the Lancashire Witches: Accusations of Witchcraft Past and Present' by Professor Charlotte Baker from Lancaster University Prof. Charlotte Baker Lancashire Libraries

Exciting news! The call for papers for the International Albinism Conference at Lancaster University in September 2025 is open. Further details here: lancaster.ac.uk/global-affairs…

The call for papers for the International #Albinism Conference is now open, with streams on #HumanRights #advocacydays #genetics #ophthalmology #dermatology #genetics CfP: International Conference on Albinism at Lancaster University, September 2025 - Lancaster University