Month: June 2018

Friday pre-fieldwork seminar (15 June): ‘We are doing good’: An Ethnographic Study of Two Tribal Organizations in Telangana, India

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Location: Milgate Room, AD Hope Building Time:Ā 3pm, Friday 15 June Speaker: Elvin Yifu, CHL, CAP Tribal communities in Central and Eastern India, also known as adivasis, are considered to be the most underprivileged and marginalized in India.Ā  In response to this endemic marginalization, adivasi organizations have engaged in activism to advocate for the welfare and […]

Call for pre-fieldwork students: Sign up to our ā€˜Navigating the Fieldā€™ course

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A pre-fieldwork workshop for Humanities and Social Science students. Wednesday- Thursday 27-28th June 9:30am -4:30pm ā€˜Navigating the Fieldā€™ is a two-day intensive workshop for post-graduate students in humanities disciplines whose research is structured around long periods of fieldwork. The aim of the workshop is the help students prepare for their own fieldwork by leading them […]