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New open access monograph by the British Academy, "Equity and Trusts in Sanskrit Jurisprudence" by Christopher T. Fleming, examines equity and trusts in Sanskrit law and their role in managing religious and charitable endowments in Indian history. bit.ly/4kExfGI

Our new annual conference, bringing together leading voices in the education and research sector in support of the humanities and social sciences, is on Wednesday 2 April. Learn more and book your place (in person at The British Academy, London) here: bit.ly/4kZdDNz

Register your interest for the Call for Discussion Papers: Global (Dis)Order. This is a paid commissioning opportunity allowing researchers to produce crucial evidence-based discussion papers on the topic of Global (Dis)Order. Find out more: thebritishacademy.ac.uk/international/…

A new thematic collection in the Journal of the British Academy highlights how SHAPE research is key for policymakers to understand societies, economies, and cultures in driving decarbonisation. journal.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/articles/13/1/…

Join us for a fascinating talk and workshop on the connections between crafting, heritage, and wellbeing, exploring how traditional crafts not only preserve cultural identity but also support mental health and trauma recovery. Book today: shorturl.at/qiwJJ

New article in the Journal of the British Academy, 'Assessing the contribution of local journalism: the local newspaper as accidental social infrastructure' from Rachel Matthews. Read the full article here: bit.ly/4cxdNrX

Calling all humanities researchers! Take part in Being Human Festival 2025 by organising an event that shares your research with the public. Funding grants available! Find out more: beinghumanfestival.org/get-involved

New in the Journal of the British Academy: @Ritula talks to David Olusoga about the history of immigration and emigration, unpacking myths around race, identity and public policy addressing the understandings and misunderstandings of Britain and of Empire. journal.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/articles/13/1/…

Join Dr Zena Kamash to explore how Iraqi textiles and objects tell stories of identity and resilience. Then, take part in a hands-on felting workshop - no experience needed! Create, connect, and discover the power of making. Book today: shorturl.at/qiwJJ

New article in the Journal of the British Academy, 'Scholasticide in Gaza' by Avi Shlaim examines the concept of ‘scholasticide’, the deliberate destruction of an educational system and its institutions, in the context of Gaza. journal.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/articles/13/1/…

There is only one week left to register your interest for the Call for Discussion Papers: Global (Dis)Order. The call gives researchers the opportunity to produce crucial evidence-based discussion papers on the topic of Global (Dis)Order. Find out more: thebritishacademy.ac.uk/international/…

In a new article for the Journal of the British Academy, renowned Guyanese-British artist Hew Locke discusses the historical backgrounds and personal experiences that went into the creation of his artwork Raw Materials 27. journal.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/articles/13/1/…

Don’t miss this hands-on felting workshop at the British Academy. Discover how textiles and materials hold the memories and stories of generations and how tactile creativity can bring healing, connection, and joy. Book now: shorturl.at/qiwJJ

Last chance to apply! Humanities researchers, don’t miss out on the opportunity to showcase your work at the Being Human Festival 2025. There is one day left to apply for funding grants to support your event. Find out more and apply here: beinghumanfestival.org/get-involved

Our Folklore Reimagined season begins. In this 10-Minute Talk, Professor Ronald Hutton FBA delves into England's witch trials and Matthew Hopkins, the self-proclaimed Witchfinder General. Watch the full video on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=7tWNBX…

How can craft help us connect with our stories and heritage? Join Dr Zena Kamash for a hands-on felting workshop, where you’ll create something meaningful while exploring the power of making. 17 Apr. Book today: shorturl.at/qiwJJ

The BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants scheme is now open for applications from postdoctoral – or equivalent – scholars in the humanities and social sciences. Learn more: thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/ba-lev…

Dr. Martha McGill explores how possession by supernatural forces was used in early-modern Britain to explain a number of routine occurrences, as part of our Folklore Reimagined season. Read here: bit.ly/3EyYi5U

'Language City' by Ross Perlin, winner of the 2025 British Academy Book Prize, is the Book of the Week on BBC Radio 4. All episodes here: buff.ly/hRu1C7a