The Network organises a series of events and workshops to support social justice initiatives and actions throughout the year. Please keep an eye on this section for up-to-date information and join our mailing list to stay informed about our upcoming plans.
Racism, Science, the Humanities and Academia
Friday, 10 July 2020
16:00 – 17:00 BST
The University of Exeter’s Centre for Medical History and the Exeter Decolonising Network in conversation with Angela Saini. You may also follow us on Twitter, where we will post the details to join on Friday: @UoE_MedHist and @ExeterDecol
About this Event
The University of Exeter’s Centre for Medical History and the Exeter Decolonising Network invite you to a talk by Angela Saini, science journalist and author most recently of Superior: The Return of Race Science. The half-hour talk will examine the legacies of race and racism in universities, past and present, with a 30-minute moderated question-and-answer session, and discussion, to follow.
Please join us for this special event by registering your attendance via Eventbrite ticketing. An invitation to join the Zoom virtual event will follow.
Collective Foundations
Wednesday, 25 November 2020
15:00 – 16:30 BST
Decolonial Knowledge Production and Antiracist Pedagogy Education Incubator Project Launch
About this Event
This event is the first co-hosted by Exeter Decolonising Network and the Education Incubator Fellows. We will explore questions such as: What does decolonising and antiracism mean in your organisation, discipline, community, or place of work? How do you navigate the intersectionality of colonial legacies, decolonisation, teaching and/or research? Collective groups and scholar-activists who will be sharing tentative answers in relation to their own praxis and space include: The Black South West Network // The Creative Switch // Black Lives Matter Day of Action // Caitlin Kight // North Devon Sunrise.
For any query, please do not hesitate to get in touch with Exeter Decolonising Network using the following e-mail address: exeterdecolonising@gmail.com