Let’s celebrates together the diverse and vibrant talent of East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) communities, standing in solidarity with migrants in the UK!!! 🎨📓🧁🥮🪕🏺
Register 🍄 here: https://t.co/nZsSgzilHa…
The organising of our ESEA gender-and-race-themed concerences in 2022 (Cambridge) and 2023 (Leeds) is one of our practices to create a feminist alternative space in the UK-based Higher Education institution. This post is about our reflections along this process 🍄
Today's offering: Reflections on ESEA Conference Organising
A collection of reflections of 6 ESEA graduates on their experience of organising & hosting 'Doing Race and Gender as East and South-east Asian (ESEA) Scholars' Conference 2022 @ESEA_minitalk
https://t.co/KeKLcjkl4Z
This year, we move to Leeds to continue the discussion on doing gender as ESEA scholars and in the ESEA contexts :) Friends around Leeds, feel free to come along! 🍄 🍄 🍄
Come and join us in Leeds for this year's ESEA conference! 🌿🍄
🎙️Call for paper: Researching feminism in East and South-east Asia (ESEA): feminist protests, feminist care, and feminist research
📍Abstract deadline: September 10, 2023
📍Date: September 28, 2023
Apply! Postdoctoral fellowships, deadline 1June @CityUniSCC for research relating to diversity, decolonisation and social justice in relation to communication and creativity and which seeks to foster social change. For other themes and to apply:
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Are you an East or Southeast Asian academic in the UK? Does your work intersect w/ ESEA issues? Would you like to spotlight your work & present it to a wider audience?
If you are, please get in touch with us at [email protected]! We are working on something very exciting!🤩
After a long vacation, we are thrilled to be back and announce our first mini-talk of 2023! Yifan Dai, PhD candidate at the Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany will kick off by presenting her thesis on “Dressing the Nation: Fashion Politics in Modern China”. Details as follow.
After a long vacation, we are thrilled to be back and announce our first mini-talk of 2023! Yifan Dai, PhD candidate at the Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany will kick off by presenting her thesis on “Dressing the Nation: Fashion Politics in Modern China”. Details as follow.
Taking such a ‘consumerist approach’, Yifan offers a new angle to investigate the materiality of Hanfu and shows that the main focus within Hanfu Circle was gradually transforming from “Han” (the ethnic identity) to “Fu” (the costume).
The journal of Asian Anthropology is looking forward to receiving new submissions from anthropologists and anthropology-related scholars with an interest in Asia, and specifically encourages submissions from Southeast Asia, South Asia and Central Asia.