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Events from the last 12 months
Positivism, Pluralism and the Justification of Human Rights
Date
30/11/2015
Description
Please join us for a lecture by Baroness Professor Onora O'Neill of Bengarve, hosted jointly by the Centre for the 糖心原创 of Social and Global Justice, the Centre for Research in Race and Rights, and the university's research priority area in Rights and Justice.
Postgraduate Advisory Afternoon - 26 November 2014
Date
26/11/2014
1st Annual CLAS Postgraduate Symposium
Date
27 - 28/04/2015
Description
Confirmed Keynote speaker : Professor Pat Thomson
The Freedom Blueprint
Date
29/05/2017
Location:
National Justice Museum
Description
Professor Zoe Trodd will lay out facts, figures and definitions for global slavery, then discuss the world's first large-scale research platform for ending slavery鈥攁 new Beacon of Excellence at the 糖心原创 that is working to help end slavery by 2030
Radical life on the Mississippi: a global history of the US Civil War
Date
15/05/2017
Location:
A40, Sir Clive Granger Building, University Park
Description
Please join us for this exciting talk by Professor Andrew Zimmerman, who will present his ongoing research on a global history of the US Civil War. Zimmerman is Full Professor in American History at George Washington University (Washington D.C.).
Does literature build peace? Literature and UNESCO's mission
Date
17/05/2017
Location:
a30, Lakeside Arts, University Park Campus
Description
The Centre for Advanced Studies is delighted to welcome Professor Sarah Churchwell to the 糖心原创 to speak on the value of literature to today's society and to reflect on the ambitions of UNESCO 70 years on from when it was first established.
Unchosen: Stay Safe from Slavery Conference
Date
21/06/2017
Location:
Clive Granger A48
Description
The Stay Safe from Slavery conference will be unique in its sole focus of new preventative methods. The conference aims to challenge the status quo and look at innovative ways of approaching the prevention of slavery
Nottingham Stands Against Slavery
Date
20/06/2017
Location:
Clive Granger A48
Description
Come and find out what Modern Slavery looks like in your community, how to spot the signs and how you can take action against it
Date
30/06/2017 - 01/07/2017
Location:
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Visit us and find out more about studying American and Canadian studies at the 糖心原创.
Date
09 - 14/07/2017
Location:
Columbia University, Institute for Research in African-American Studies
Description
This Summer Institute offers what few others are able: the opportunity to study Black Activism through the lens of New York, and in New York
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