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A provocative and exciting reading group coming up, featuring Celso Neto: readingdecoloniality.warwick.ac.uk/join/ #antiracism #colonialism

‘We hope this issue will be a starting point, not an end.’ Read our interview with the guest co-editors of Wasafiri 122: The UAE Issue – Laure Assaf & Deepak Unnikrishnan. wasafiri.org/content/on-gue…

Come celebrate with us as we launch Wasafiri 122: The UAE Issue! ✨ TUES, 15 JULY: Launch party at Reference Point, London, with music, photography, and readings from contributors. WED, 16 JULY: Free roundtable discussions with three issue contributors. buff.ly/1rBIudq

We're excited to share an online extract from the lead feature in Wasafiri 122: The UAE Issue. In this personal essay, Nadeen Dakkak charts her family's movements across the Gulf and beyond, reflecting on the silences and nostalgia of serially migrating. buff.ly/aRhJ4t6

Join us on 7 July at 16:00 BST for an online discussion with Dr Celso Neto (University of Exeter) on "The Return of Biological Races?" as part of the Reading Decoloniality reading group. You can register and access the readings here: readingdecoloniality.warwick.ac.uk/join/

Another fantastic Exeter Gulf Studies conference — starting with a panel with one of our Georgetown University in Qatar CIRS own, Noor Hussein! And what a pleasure to be back on the beautiful University of Exeter campus — my alma mater!

It’s time for the Wasafiri 122: The UAE Issue launch events! London friends, please join us tomorrow night at Reference Point for the official launch party, with live music, photography, and contributor readings. Tickets: buff.ly/IwXBK7N

This is my will and my final message. If my words reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice. First, peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you. God knows that I have given all my effort and strength to be a support and a voice for my people

We'll have more on Sonallah Ibrahim in the days & weeks to come, but particularly remembering his 2003 award-rejection speech today. arablit.org/2025/08/13/tow…

New programme released - mailchi.mp/9bbcdbfefb11/n…

Reading Decoloniality's programme for fall/spring (depending on where you're based) is out, featuring these three distinguished speakers: readingdecoloniality.warwick.ac.uk/join/

Thanks to everyone for their assistance. Updated lists; still in progress.

I’ve organised a delicious schedule of events for the coming academic year. With Talal Alrashoud, Christian Henderson, Elham Fakhro إلهام فخرو, Dr. Ahmed Y. AlMaazmi أحمد ي. المازمي, Marc Owen Jones and many many other amazing folks. Check out the schedule below and register at the following link: exeter.ac.uk/research/centr…

Join us for our first event of the year: a lecture by Esmat Elhalaby (Esmat Elhalaby) on his book 'Parting Gifts of Empire: Palestine and India at the Dawn of Decolonisation' on Oct 8. Details on poster.

We are delighted to announce that Professor Ilan Pappé will deliver the 2025 BRISMES Annual Lecture: 'Why There is a Need for #Palestine Studies?' Free to attend and open to all, but registration is essential. 📅19 November 2025 🕕1800-1930 GMT 📍Online 🔗bit.ly/42QPHEU

London Palestine Film Festival (London Palestine Film Festival) returns from 14 to 28 November with a compelling line-up of UK premieres and documentaries. Book your tickets now to explore Palestinian life, culture, and resistance through cinema: palestinefilm.org.uk

Join Reading Decoloniality this coming Wednesday 3 December , 2 pm GMT, with Professor of postcolonial feminism Madina Tlostanova on 'Revisiting the three and half decades of decoloniality'. Register for the online event here: lnkd.in/gibGuzGp