Discover the sounds of southern Africa through 5 thrilling podcast episodes! Our new project at IFAS-Research about the relationships between music & politics.

📻 Sounds of Southern Africa – Episode 1 Don't miss this episode to discover Namibia's suppressed musical heritage through the "Stolen Moments: Namibian Music History Untold" project. 🎙️ With Aino Moongo and Thorsten Schütte. mixcloud.com/a11radioshows/…

📻Sounds of Southern Africa – Episode 2 In this episode, discover the dynamic relationship between #rapmusic and Angolan #politics and #society over the last 20 years. 🎙️With Chloé Buire 🌍 Luanda, Angola mixcloud.com/a11radioshows/…

📻 Sounds of southern Africa – Our podcast series about the relationships between #music & #politics in southern Africa is finally complete! 🎧 Discover 4 new episodes & embark on a musical journey through a history marked by adversity & resilience: mixcloud.com/a11radioshows/…

🎙️ CONFERENCE – Join us for our conference about "Music Archives in Southern Africa. Challenges, Opportunities, Innovation" 📅 Nov 16, 2021 ⏰ 9:30 – 16:30 📨 RSVP REQUIRED. Please notify IFAS ([email protected]) if you wish to participate via Zoom Programme 🔽

📽️The Hidden Years of South African Music 🎶Discover SA alternative music from the 1950s-2000s through the archives collected by David Marks in our new documentary about the HYMAP! Watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=gPZYyc… CNRS 🌍 France in South Africa, Lesotho and Malawi French Institute of South Africa Umifre

364 days of hard work. 1 day of team-building! #FranceInSA

📢Call for Papers – Conference (2-3 Nov 2022, Johannesburg) Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South. Needlework, Gender, and Empowerment in Southern Africa Abstracts: max. 300 words/ 2500 characters Deadline: 30/04/2022 More details 👉ifas.org.za/research/2022/…

📢 Appel à communications – Colloque (2-3 nov. 2022, Johannesbourg) Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South. Needlework, Gender, and Empowerment in Southern Africa Propositions : max. 2500 signes Date-limite : 30/04/2022 Plus de détails 👉ifas.org.za/research/2022/…

🔥 REMINDER – Don't miss the deadline for the call for papers – Conference: Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South. Needlework, Gender, and Empowerment in Southern Africa. ⏰ Deadline: 30/04/2022 More details here 👉ifas.org.za/research/2022/…

Join us for our next student-led LSE Geography & Environment Feminist Reading Group💜! We will be discussing feminist perspectives on work, focusing on sex and gestational work. All level students are welcome!

Very excited to participate to the international conference "Weaving Histories from Below in the Global South" organised by IFAS-Research & to be part of the panel about "The Fabric of Identities"!

📕[Publication] What do photographers and their pictures show about Africa? The latest issue of Sources. Materials & Filedwork in African Studies, "Photos & Photographers", is now online. It is available here 👇 sources-journal.org

An absolutely incredible piece and a must-read, congratulations Marie Migeon !

Very excited to be presenting at IFAS-Research this week on the Gendered Power of Appearances on the Cape Flats!

So excited that this paper finally has a home, along with all the wonderful articles of this special issue!

It is a pleasure to share my analysis for ⁦Chatham House⁩ on the current challenges and stakes in Mexico’s relationship with the US. 🤓📚🌎 chathamhouse.org/2025/02/despit…

Here is my analysis on Mexico’s recent policy shifts on political power, institutions, checks and balances, the economy and social transfers for Freedom and Prosperity Center Atlantic Council 🤓📈📉📚🌎⁦LSE School of Public Policy⁩ atlanticcouncil.org/content-series…

Very grateful to have received the Annual Award for New and Emerging Scholars from Gender, Place and Culture! Gender, Place and Culture

Thank you Gender, Place and Culture, very grateful and excited to have received the Annual Award for New and Emerging Scholars!