I will be calling for a debate on the 1969 ‘Chipati’ study using South Asian women from Coventry as soon as possible after Parliament returns in September followed by a full Statutory Inquiry into how this was allowed to happen.

A debate and a full Statutory Inquiry is essential. We must learn why the recommendation of the MRC report to identify the women was never followed up so that they can share their stories, receive any support needed, and so that lessons are learnt. theguardian.com/science/2023/a…

Quoted in the article on the 'radioactive chapati' story, as part of my ongoing research into South Asian Women's history in Coventry. Its important that we centre the women in all discussions and their agency. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

My Department is hiring! “We seek an outstanding scholar who specialises in World and Postcolonial Literatures and Cultures”, esp African Literatures and Cultures and/or the literatures and cultures of the African Diaspora. jobs.ac.uk/job/DEB506/ass…

Benjamin Zephaniah on his refusal to accept an OBE. 'No way Mr Blair, no way Mrs Queen. I am profoundly anti-empire.' Rest in power.

Join us, for this in-person double book-talk with Dina Wahba and Yasmin El-Rifae, authors of 2 crucial books that trace the urban geographies of the revolution and post-revolution in Egypt from feminsit, embodied. and affective perspectives. Link to event: warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/pais/n…

News: We are showing the ERC funded Documentary on Prevent, 'Due Regard' followed by a panel discussion ft Dr. Layla Aitlhadj PREVENT Watch UK and Ilyas Nagdee of Amnesty UK on Feb 19th , One Great George Street , London. Please do come along ! eventbrite.com/e/film-screeni…

👉Event next week 📍Monday 19 Feb, @OGGSVenue A film screening of a new documentary 'Due Regard' about the impact of Prevent referrals on individuals and their families. Register for your free ticket here: eventbrite.com/e/film-screeni… PREVENT Watch UK

There is still time to book tickets to 'Due Regard' on Monday 19th at One Great George Street, Westminster. The screening will be followed by a panel ft speakers from PREVENT Watch UK and Amnesty UK

Important Resource for A Level students of Politics, Government studies and Sociology

Brilliant competition for 16 to 19 year olds below ⤵️

After a hiatus the Colonial Hangover Magazine is returning with a focus on anti colonial work. Call for submissions will open soon. instagram.com/p/C3lbQGXNtKx/…

Decolonisation can't occur without conversations on settler colonialism, which reproduce narratives learnt from colonialism.

Looking for African PhD students who are working on pandemics or digitisation to come and spend a year with my team at University of Warwick for a fully funded fellowship. Please get in touch Makerere University MakHURIPEC Kenya Medical Research Institute APHRC Danwood m Chirwa Dr Busingye Kabumba ness

🔊Only 1 week left to apply📑 for these 2 #jobs at Warwick Sociology : 1) assistant professor (sexuality & gender) ; 2) assistant professor (critical criminology & justice). Pls get in touch w/any queries. It’s a lovely place to work 😊Deadline 🗓️Sunday 16/6. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHV727/ass…

🧵1/13 Enough. The The Telegraph has gone too far with its condemnation of teaching about colonial history. There's at least three brainless statements from this latest piece of concocted outrage (& more to come): archive.ph/aL4Op

We are delighted to invite applications for the Stuart Hall Fellowship 2025! 🙌 The @stuarthallfdn fellowship at @Sussexuni provides an opportunity for a creative individual to develop their practice within an academic context. Deadline is 27 September: sussex.ac.uk/research/centr…

Colonial Hangover is built on anti colonial, anti racist foundations and aims to be inclusive. With that in mind, while we will retain our handle we will move to bluer skies. We stand in solidarity with those who are victims of oppression and settler colonialism. No Pasran