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The Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) is an interdisciplinary research centre at the University of Cambridge.
Cambridge, UK
Joined November 2009
💥 CRASSH at 25!.Be part of our 2026 anniversary programme!. Submit your ideas in response to our anniversary open calls for a special annual lecture and a series of funded half-day events on the theme of .'Knowledge in a Fractured World'.
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🎼 Listen to the hauntingly beautiful music by the Cambridge Early Music Consort, performed at @EmmaCambridge for our recent conference 'Moving Music'. ‘Blessid Inglonde, ful of melody’ (directed by Edward Wickham and Matthew Gouldstone).
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RT @MCTDCambridge: NEW REPORT 🚨🌳🏭. The UK's plans to 'turbocharge' AI may put the UK’s climate goals at risk❗️ In a new report, we address….
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RT @MCTDCambridge: "The future we deserve won’t emerge automatically – it demands active participation, thoughtful governance, and the cou….
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✏️ Call for papers.Interdisciplinary perspectives on empire, colonialism, and anticolonialism. This call for papers is aimed at presenters from across the arts, humanities, and social sciences at any stage of their career. Submit by 30 August 2025.
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Please share the post above, many thanks @CASCambridge @AfrStudiesLib @HoArt_cambridge @CambridgeFames @BennettInst @CamPostdocs @CambridgeC2D3 @CamDigHum @CambridgeGloba1 @CamGlobCon @CambridgePhilos @camvisculture @CamWorldHistory @CambridgeZero @LeverhulmeCFI @CSERCambridge.
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💥 CRASSH at 25!.Be part of our 2026 anniversary programme!. Submit your ideas in response to our anniversary open calls for a special annual lecture and a series of funded half-day events on the theme of .'Knowledge in a Fractured World'.
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The impact of the school design on neurodiverse learners’ mental health and wellbeing. This event brings together researchers interested in young people’s mental health and wellbeing. 7 July, 11am-1pm.Faculty of Architecture.Cambridge, CB2 1PX.
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🎨 What’s up with Degrowth? A creative exploration towards transformative pedagogies. 15 July from 10am - 12pm @DarwinCollege. This event is open to all interested in higher education and sustainability. No prior knowledge of degrowth is required.
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The impact of the school design on neurodiverse learners’ mental health and wellbeing. This event brings together researchers interested in young people’s mental health and wellbeing. 7 July, 11am-1pm.Faculty of Architecture.Cambridge, CB2 1PX.
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RT @NineDotsPrize: It has been a month since we announced our 2024/25 winner and we’re still thinking about Grace’s winning essay and the q….
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RT @CamDigHum: CDH welcomes proposals for the @BritishAcademy_ Postdoctoral Fellowships in the following areas:. 🟢 Literature and Digital….
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🧻 These Days unrolling…. At this event, artist Kirsten Lavers will be creating a temporary installation in the ARB Atrium. You are welcome to call in whilst visiting the exhibition. 5 July 2025 from 12.30 - 3pm.Alison Richard Building.Cambridge CB3 9DP.
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🧻 These Days unrolling…. At this event, artist Kirsten Lavers will be creating a temporary installation in the ARB Atrium. You are welcome to call in whilst visiting the exhibition. 5 July 2025 from 12.30 - 3pm.Alison Richard Building.Cambridge CB3 9DP.
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Exhibition extended! 🎉 . We are happy to announce that we are extending Kirsten Laver's beautiful exhibition 'Admitting the Possibilities of Error' to 29 August 2025. The exhibition is open weekdays from 9am - 5pm or by special appointment.
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RT @SaareNetwork: 📣 📢!! exciting event highlighting lived experiences of racialised communities in GB. Its findings should inform how conte….
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🎨 What’s up with Degrowth? A creative exploration towards transformative pedagogies. 15 July from 10am - 12pm @DarwinCollege. This event is open to all interested in higher education and sustainability. No prior knowledge of degrowth is required.
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👩🏼🎨 Weekend exhibition tours at the ARB. Join artist Kirsten Lavers for a tour around her exhibition 'Admitting the Possibilities of Error' currently showing at the Alison Richard Building. Tours are available at weekends in June, no booking is required.
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