by Pip Roddis Week 1 of COP22 has come to an end. Listening to music, musing over the experience of being a youth delegate to a UNFCCC conference, familiar lyrics took on a new meaning: “Our hopes and expectations, black…
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Great news! Congratulations, Matt!
Congratulations to Matthew Clark, winner of the 2018 Bill and Scarlett Epstein Prize for the best MA dissertation in Anthropology, for ‘Affective Bio-Capitalism, Higher Education and Neoliberal Entrepreneurial Selves.’ Well done, Matt!! @SussexGlobal
Excellent piece from Sussex Global academics on the deeply concerning trends in criminalisation of dissent in the UK. #fracking #climatechange #environment
On #fracking, extractionism & the importance of direct action. As we celebrate an anti-fracking victory, we must not ignore worrying trends in the criminalisation of dissent in the UK. @stepscentre @CGPE_Sussex @IDS_UK @PolEcoNet @DavidOckwell @jan_selby https://t.co/EqciH65urc
In honor of #AntiSlaveryDay2018, we have a new blog post up from @priyadeshingkar of @scmrjems! She addresses the challenges of #antitrafficking policy in #Ghana and #Ethiopia. Read her post here: https://t.co/2wNKWGbTJD #africa #trafficking #humanrights #slavery #gender