Impact and Policy Workshop
This workshop provides a welcoming and inclusive space where we will share strategies and tips for developing the impact of arts & humanities research in the policy arena
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Representing and Resisting Displacement – a hybrid methods workshop
A workshop aimed at researchers, artists and activists whose work serves to document and record processes of displacement and resistance to displacement.
Enhancing participatory research skills and partnerships: A review of mechanisms for engagement with community and voluntary organisations
Are you an academic or researcher within the Arts, Humanities and Culture (AHC) Faculty? Have you conducted (or participated in) research projects which engaged non-academic organisations within the Leeds City Region (including Bradford, Calderdale, Craven, Harrogate, Kirklees, Leeds, Selby, Wakefield, and York)? If so, we need to hear from you! Did you know that on...
Arts and Humanities Futures: Series 2, Event 4
The fourth event in LAHRI's 2022 series of Interdisciplinary Arts & Humanities Futures discussions
Why translation and interpreting (studies) matter: Revealing the role of T&I in major events in history and now
Join the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies for the Inaugural lecture of Professor Binhua Wang
Arts and Humanities Futures: Series 2, Event 3
The third event in LAHRI's 2022 series of Interdisciplinary Arts & Humanities Futures discussions
British Academy Lecture 2022: Thinking Through Terror
LAHRI are delighted to host the 2022 British Academy Lecture. This year Preti Taneja (Newcastle University) will consider questions of education, the role of writing, and of dignity, justice, grief and culpability in the context of systemic political harms; and the ethics, aesthetics and politics of making narrative in a time of complex and highly racialised trauma in the UK.
Attuning to Materials
Dr Scott McLaughlin focuses on sounds that things ‘want’ to make, resonances allowing us to listen in a traditional musical sense. Extending our Sadler Seminar Series ‘Tunings of the World’. We move everyday through worlds of fleeting pitches in the resonance of the ‘thingly’ materials around us that we interact with. We are continuously touching,...
Acoustics of Resistance / The End of World Service
Mikhail Karikis and Joseph Kohlmaier present their current work and practice through seminar lecture and performance. Extending our Sadler Seminar Series ‘Tunings of the World’.
Changing the Voices of Science Fiction: The Progressive Fantastic in Germany
Leverhulme Visiting Professor Dr Lars Schmeink from the Europa-Universität Flensburg will give his official Leverhulme Lecture on the "Progressive Fantastic" at the University of Leeds.