WHO’S HERE? Introducing new fellows and researchers in Lent Term 2024
WHO’S HERE? A brief introduction to fellows and researchers joining CRASSH this Lent Term. Feel free to contact our fellows and join our weekly Research Practice Seminars. Visit our Fellowships...
View ArticleA writing week at CRASSH
In July 2023 a group of Cambridge academics arrived at CRASSH armed with laptops and pens and paper with the hope of being able to have focussed time to write. Each member had signed up to join the...
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Event review: The Cambridge misinformation hackathon
Convenors Inigo Howe and Naomi van den Berg reflect on the organising and running of the Cambridge misinformation hackathon which took place in November 2023. In a recent report, the World Economic...
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FAQ: Funding for events and initiatives
CRASSH supports a number of events and initiatives every year that are convened or co-convened by Cambridge postgraduate students, postdocs or academic staff. In this blog post, our Events Manager...
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CRASSH Research Networks – your questions answered
CRASSH hosts several Research Networks every academic year, which are convened or co-convened by Cambridge postgraduate students, postdocs and/or academic staff. In this blog post, our Research...
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CRASSH & CDH at the Cambridge Festival 2024
Introducing this year’s contributions by CRASSH and Cambridge Digital Humanities to the Cambridge Festival (13 – 28 March 2024). Am I normal? 15 March, Faculty of English ‘Am I Normal?’ and ‘Dreamy...
View ArticleCounterspeech: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Countering Dangerous Speech...
Counterspeech: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Countering Dangerous Speech is edited by Dr Stefanie Ullmann and Dr Marcus Tomalin from the Giving Voice to Digital Democracies project at CRASSH. Q....
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Gendering Minorities: Muslim Women and the Politics of Modernity – 5...
Sherin Basheer Saheera is Associate Professor at the Department of Comparative Literature and India Studies, The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, India. She is CRASSH’s Charles...
View ArticleInterview with Channel 4 News’ International Editor Lindsey Hilsum
Saleyha Ahsan (Broadcast journalist and filmmaker) from CRASSH’s Healthcare in Conflict research network speaks to Channel 4 News’ International Editor, Lindsey Hilsum. Saleyha Ahsan: 94 journalists...
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Event summary: Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Early Career Researcher...
The Early Career Researcher (ECR) Assembly launched on Friday 1 March at a well-attended event featuring ECRs and senior members of staff. Our guests included: Professor Anne Ferguson-Smith, the...
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Debordering futures conference: Q&A with Ida Danewid
Interview with Ida Danewid by Caroline Breeden and Danai Avgeri Q. Hi Ida, we’re excited for you to join us at the Debordering Futures Conference. Given your long-term engagement with migrant justice,...
View ArticleWHO’S HERE? Introducing new fellows in Easter Term 2024
WHO’S HERE? A brief introduction to fellows joining CRASSH this Ester Term. Feel free to contact our fellows and join our weekly Research Practice Seminars. Visit our Fellowships Programme page to find...
View ArticlePress Release: Launch of Global History Lab at University of Cambridge
Published by the Faculty of History and the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) at the University of Cambridge on 7 May 2024 CRASSH and the Faculty of History are...
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Debordering futures conference: Interview with Carolina Alonso Bejarano and...
Interview with Carolina Alonso Bejarano and Peter Quach, by Beja Protner Beja Protner: We are very happy to have you join the Debordering Futures Conference – Carolina giving a workshop on collective...
View ArticleEvent summary: Rethinking anthropological fieldwork in historical perspective
How can exhibitions serve as valuable pedagogical tools for discussing topics such as indigeneity, mestizaje, national modernisation projects, and indigenous-state relations in the 20th century? Are...
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Interview with Lina Fadel by Dita N Love, Linh S. Nguyễn & Jolin Tang
Debordering futures conference: Q&A with Lina Fadel – The Other Side of Hope Q: Hi Lina, we’re thrilled you accepted our invite to join us at the Debordering Futures Conference. As a migrant...
View ArticleExtracts from Joanna Kusiak’s winning Nine Dots Prize entry
Scholar-activist Joanna Kusiak (King’s College, Cambridge) won the fourth Nine Dots Prize with her entry to the question: ‘Why has the rule of law become so fragile?’ Below are three extracts from her...
View ArticleMeet the fellow: Warawoot Chuangchai ‘Social implications for inclusive...
Warawoot Chuangchai is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand. He is a Visiting Fellow at CRASSH in 2024. Q: Warawoot, You recently joined CRASSH as a Visiting Fellow....
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Meet the fellow: Michael Franklin ‘Streaming’s Third Act’
Dr Michael Franklin is a Lecturer in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship at the Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship (ICCE), Goldsmiths College, University of London. He is a...
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Published! ‘Radically Legal: Berlin Constitutes the Future’ by Nine Dots...
We are excited to announce that Radically Legal: Berlin Constitutes the Future by the 2022/23 Nine Dots Prize winner Joanna Kusiak, is now available in bookshops and online, published by Cambridge...
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