Dr Mathieu Turgeon and I are organising a workshop that will bring together Early Career Researchers who are studying affirmative action policies in Brazil. The workshop will take place from 6-9 December in Brasilia. Thanks to the generous support of the British Council Newton Fund, we will be able to cover reasonable travel, accommodation, and subsistence expenses for a number of scholars from both the UK and Brazil. ECRs are defined as being within 10 years of their PhD, not including career breaks.
Exciting news from the University of Glasgow: for you and for those in your organisation wishing to further develop their knowledge and skills of working with young people through postgraduate study, our popular MSc in Youth Studies has just been added to the Scottish Award Agency for Scotland’s (SAAS) list of programmes so part-time and full-time students in Scotland the rest of the EU are now eligible to apply for funding*.
Glasgow Libraries are piloting two Social Justice, Human Rights and Climate Justice Information Hubs at Partick and Hillhead Libraries. We have series of films and events at Partick Library to complement the info hubs and get you Informed, Inspired and Involved. Come along and find out more!
Professor Sue Jackson, one of our long standing members and an ‘old’ friend of UALL, is retiring at the end of September from Birkbeck, hence the availability of this post.
Some fifty people gathered at the colloquium which was held at the Sustainability Institute, Stellenbosch. Participants came from different organisations, including academic institutions, government, social movements and NGOs, from as far away as Chile, India, Senegal and Canada and as close as Delft, Khayelitsha and Grahamstown.
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