Understanding race, racism and antiracism in migration studies, comparatively across Europe and beyond

On behalf of the anti-racism working group, we like to invite you to join our online seminar series. Following the global mobilization against racism, we have put together a webinar series to reflect on migration histories, race and racism and the challenges facing anti-racist work today.

The seminars provide a focused entry point for debates into the multiple and varied histories of colonialism in Europe, as old colonial powers, modern colonial powers, peripheral/failed colonial powers and as historically dominated countries. These three seminars bring together thinkers from across 12 countries to offer state-of-the-art reviews of these issues and stress the commonalities and differences both in historical and contemporary terms and explore the social, cultural and political dynamics underpinning discourses of race. 

Program

Seminar 1: January 15 at 2:00 till 4:00 (CEST):

1a: Netherlands (Darshan Vigneswaran) - UK (Leon Moosavi)

1b: France (Nina Sahraoui) – Italy (Alfredo Alietti)

Chaired by Marco Martiniello

 

Missed this one? Click here to view the recording.

 

 

Seminar  2: February 12 at 2:00 till 4:00 (CEST):

Session 1: Poland (Monika Bobako) - Hungary (Zsuzsa Vidra)

Session 2: Sweden  (Anders Neergaard) – Switzerland (Boulila & Riaño)

Chaired by Guia Gilardoni

 

Watch this one and go to:

 

https://www.imiscoe.org/events/past-events/1229-second-anti-racism-seminar

 

 

Seminar 3: March 19 at 2:00 till 4:00  (CEST):

 

Spain  (Zenia Hellgren ) - Portugal (Marta Araújo)

 

Chaired by Anders Neergaard

 

Join us:

https://imiscoe.webex.com/imiscoe/j.php?MTID=m8be46f3b3af2e0d651b1a19df5b5eb61

 

We are looking forward to engaging with you!

 

Best wishes,

Anti-racism working group, led by Parvati Raghuram