🚨🚨Training Klaxon🚨🚨 Our next online training session is on all things Oral History. So if you are interested to learn more join us on 4 November at 2pm. With British Library Oral History LivingRefugeeArchive UoD Archives & RM AIU RACE Centre Head here for booking details bit.ly/2YJdR5K

📣Reminder #CfP for our #IASFM19 conference 🌎Universidade Católica de Santos, 1-5 August 2022 📥Proposals are welcome for panels, papers & good practices 📌Proposals can be submitted on a wide range of subjects. ➡️See our CfP for further info iasfm.org/iasfm19/call-f… ⌛️Deadline: 31 January 2022

Excited to share this article by India Bennett , based on her UTS Faculty of Law honours thesis that I supervised. It's a fantastic combo of legal analysis & critical discourse analysis, examining how politics impedes legal reform for asylum seekers. doi.org/10.1093/jrs/fe… #LanguageAndLaw

This data comes from TASS, the Russian News Agency, which has been reporting the evacuations on a sporadic basis. So, for instance, the most recent story from 23 March reporting a total of 380,000 evacuees: tass.com/society/1426445

UNOHCHR confirms at least 36 cases of arbitrary detentions by Russian forces in #Ukraine, focused on journalists and pro-Ukrainian protesters. These are verified cases, so the numbers may be much higher. bbc.com/news/world-eur…

Story for #WarDaysCllection in Kyiv. Archiving #UkraineWar #Ukraine

New post: LRA Projects: Civic Voice Archive with Moi Tran livingrefugeearchive.org/lra-projects-c… LivingRefugeeArchive

New post: LRA Projects: The Association of Ukrainian Women (AUW) Archive livingrefugeearchive.org/lra-projects-t… LivingRefugeeArchive

New post: LRA Projects: The Ugandan Asians at 50 Project livingrefugeearchive.org/lra-projects-a… LivingRefugeeArchive

The theme of the #Enquire2022 conference is ‘Embedding Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in the Post COVID-19 World.’ It's organised by PGR students from the School of Sociology and Social Policy at UoN. Registration is here: enquire22.eventbrite.co.uk

Check out the Spring blog series LivingRefugeeArchive for latest updates on our work with the Living Refugee Archive and the Refugee Council Archive. Thanks to Paul Dudman and monna matharu The Refugee Council Archive at UEL and Rumana Hashem #ucuRISING HFMR-WG for this important updates livingrefugeearchive.org/blog/

🗣️ ECR, archivists and emerging displaced authors, the call is for you ⬇️ The Lisa Global Prize for IASFM is awarded to early career authors only.✍️ Make sure to submit your best 💢 work on forced #Displacement. Submission closes on: May 2, 2022. 👁️‍🗨️⬇️

Perhaps @Researchfish UK Research and Innovation could help with both as you track output: Where is the link to the report? Why minoritised migrant survivors & refugee women victims are excluded from snapshot Economic and Social Research Council research summary of findings of #COVID19 sufferings by the govt decision-making?

This is an Important Thread on the use of the term #SubShaharan Africa. It's vital for researchers and oral historians in migration studies to note: “it divides Africa according to white ideas of race making North Africans white enough to be considered for their glories, but.."👇

Great to see that the Oral History Society is working with Southall Black Sisters on a series of talks starting with `Oral history in dialogue – Southall Black Sisters' on the 12 May with Dr Hannana Siddiqui Dr Hannana Siddiqui OBE Details: eventbrite.co.uk/e/oral-history… Rumana Hashem #ucuRISING CommunityWomen AgainstAbuse OHS Migration SIG

Our 2-day #Hybrid #OHSHome22 conference London Met Uni starts this Friday! We look forward to seeing you either online or in person! What sessions are delegates especially looking forward to?

If you are attending #OHSHome22 and interested in Migration Special Interest Group Oral History Society come along during Parallel Session 4C, from 15.25-16.30 (BST) on Friday 8 July London Met Uni Register your interest in re-launching the essential OHS Migration SIG @ARCHIVEandSTUDY

Tomorrow evening online! Got your free ticket yet? George Padmore Institute #oralhistory