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Students and staff in the School of Humanities and Social Science and beyond working in partnership to transform colonial sites of knowledge and power

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  • Why we’re here
    • Welcome message from Vedrana, Heba and Vy
  • Seminar Series
    • 2021-22
      • This is the Canon: Decolonise Your Bookshelf in 50 Books- Book Launch
    • 2020-21
      • Celebrating Africans and Caribbeans in Sussex past and present’
      • ‘Building BRIDGES: a toolkit for decolonial feminist pedagogies’
      • Empire, Race and Reparative Histories
      • Reading to Resist: The Disruptive Potential of Black British Literature
  • Events
    • Common Threads: Black and Asian British Women’s Writing International Conference
    • Student Panel- September 2020
    • Imagining a Decolonial Utopia
      • “The Oxygen of Our Attention” by Stuart Taylor and Paul Stoney, Decol.Hub/Ldn.
  • Podcasts
    • Episode 1|Launch episode -The plights of performative activism
    • Episode 2- Culture of silence in International relations and politics
    • Episode 4- ‘The case of Shamia Begum’ – with Fatima Aqiil, student and activist, in conversation with Zilan Ceren
    • Episode 5-‘Environmental activism in a Decolonial Utopia’ with Isabel Lucio Firme Pinto, Student and Environmental Activist – in conversation with Zilan Ceren
  • Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong. Community – University Partnership
  • Home
  • Why we’re here
    • Welcome message from Vedrana, Heba and Vy
  • Seminar Series
    • 2021-22
      • This is the Canon: Decolonise Your Bookshelf in 50 Books- Book Launch
    • 2020-21
      • Celebrating Africans and Caribbeans in Sussex past and present’
      • ‘Building BRIDGES: a toolkit for decolonial feminist pedagogies’
      • Empire, Race and Reparative Histories
      • Reading to Resist: The Disruptive Potential of Black British Literature
  • Events
    • Common Threads: Black and Asian British Women’s Writing International Conference
    • Student Panel- September 2020
    • Imagining a Decolonial Utopia
      • “The Oxygen of Our Attention” by Stuart Taylor and Paul Stoney, Decol.Hub/Ldn.
  • Podcasts
    • Episode 1|Launch episode -The plights of performative activism
    • Episode 2- Culture of silence in International relations and politics
    • Episode 4- ‘The case of Shamia Begum’ – with Fatima Aqiil, student and activist, in conversation with Zilan Ceren
    • Episode 5-‘Environmental activism in a Decolonial Utopia’ with Isabel Lucio Firme Pinto, Student and Environmental Activist – in conversation with Zilan Ceren
  • Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong. Community – University Partnership

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  • Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong Podcast – Episode 1
  • Reflections on Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong: A Space for Black Writing
  • Tackling Whiteness as a decolonizing task in contemporary criminology
  • ‘Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong: A Space for Black Writing’ Community Partnership Project Launch 14th March 12.30pm Asa Briggs Foyer
  • Our November Afrori Student Book Club

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  • Dorothea Smartt FRSL on Decolonising Resources Across Disciplines
  • Vedrana Velickovic on Blog image – Yinka Shonibare, ‘The British Library’ – by Lara Perry
  • Vedrana Velickovic on Will The Sun ever set on the British Empire?
  • Vedrana Velickovic on “Nothing’s Changed” written by Veneta Neale, performed by Michael R. Bowes on YouTube

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  • Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong Podcast - Episode 1
  • Reflections on Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong: A Space for Black Writing
  • Tackling Whiteness as a decolonizing task in contemporary criminology
  • ‘Reading to Resist, Reading to Belong: A Space for Black Writing’ Community Partnership Project Launch 14th March 12.30pm Asa Briggs Foyer
  • Our November Afrori Student Book Club

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