SHAP 🚨 Conjunctures Project is live now on SHAP Symposium 2024 Uni of Birmingham and Zoom.

🚨 SHAP Symposium 2024 happening now before a full room Uni of Birmingham and Zoom.
📃 'A Cure for Marriage'; the unpublished #CCCS Archive text.
🎤 Panel: Julie Whiteman, Francesca Sobande, Nick Beech and Angela McRobbie.
🗓️ Friday, 3 May 2024.
📌 Birmingham, UK / Zoom.

Thinking about Stuart Hall so thanks💫💫💫 to Pat Noxolo and Rita Gayle and many others at Birmingham University for celebrating his work - continuing today. Looking forward to learning more about him.
Decolonising Geography
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Salaam Geographia

Nick Beech Nick Beech and Prof Pat Noxolo Pat Noxolo introduce the strands of the day which all sound cool and interesting including the Conjunctures Project which looks at how we can apply Stuart Hall’s work in contemporary academic practice.

It's not just that they're doing it. It's that they're making promotional videos about it.

Endowing The Future is a new propositional paper co-authored by CIVIC SQUARE + Dark Matter Labs, calling philanthropy to meet the moment by endowing its resources + imagination not only to avert the worst but seed just, regenerative, distributive futures bit.ly/EndowingTheFut…

Looking forward to speaking at the SHAP in Birmingham next week (details below). Among other things, I'll be taking about my 2013 interview with Stuart, which as far as I know was the last one he did before his death. If you're in Birmingham, come along!

I am really delighted to confirm that I will be delivering a walking tour of the Cardiff 1919 race riots to coincide with the 105th anniversary of the riots.

This tour will also bring in wider radical black and minority ethnic history of butetown 1/

The Stuart Hall Archive Project is proud of announce the May 3rd Symposium Uni of Birmingham. Speakers include the amazing Angela McRobbie, Francesca Sobande and Julie Whiteman. We will also be joined by Conjunctures Project.
Follow the link for tickets: buytickets.at/stuarthallarch…

Pat Noxolo Conjunctures Project

Ghetts: Free Congo

ITV: you’re not allowed to speak politics

One for the history books

Catering for disabled students is more than just recording every lecture. I think my unis does alright (mostly) however I feel all unis could do much better in this area.
#Academia #Disability #HigherEducation
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Pat Noxolo you knocked it out the park with this! It’s so beautiful & now I’m like am I a Black feminist geographer?

Honouring Benjamin Zephaniah who would have been 66 yesterday.

Sharing a powerful 2019 photo from @poguscaesar's 'Handsworth 1985 Revisited' project exploring he Handsworth Riots through Zephaniah's words as he pays tribute to firefighters.

#BenjaminZephaniah #PogusCaesar

New blog post alert!
Written by our very own Nick Beech, this blog post explores the discoveries and insights that were made by Goldsmiths, University of London, MA Cultural Studies students during a visit to the archive in November 2023.

I am looking forward to the next hybrid SHAP seminar with Kieran Connell on 24 April in Birmingham. Nick Beech Conjunctures Project Pat Noxolo

Today, I decided to print some of my photos from the SHAP events, one of them was taken with a mobile phone. Nick Beech Pat Noxolo Conjunctures Project

The Stuart Hall Archive Collection was deposited at the Cadbury Research Library in 2018 and opened in 2019 and includes unpublished reports, essays, talks teaching material; correspondence; notes and ephemera with both audio recordings and video cassettes; from c.1950 to c.2010

A new mural celebrating the life and activism of late writer, poet and actor Benjamin Zephaniah is set to be unveiled at a park in Birmingham.
bbc.in/3TEDOMG