Call for papers ✍️ Thalassopoetics: Ocean readings in French What happens to French and Comparative Studies when we articulate them from a marine perspective? Submit a paper by 31 Dec 2025 The conference takes place from 20-21 April 2026 https://t.co/h4JITOf07U

A report involving hundreds of literary creatives from across the UK fiction publishing industry reveals widespread fears over copyright violation, lost income, and the future of the art form, as generative AI tools flood the market Read the story at https://t.co/79S9fvfM1W

Science diplomacy in a time of fractured institutions 🌐 10 Dec from 1-5pm Alison Richard Building, CB3 9DP This symposium explores the micro-politics, legal infrastructures, and socio-material arrangements that constitute science diplomacy in practice https://t.co/VhfQp7ro6n

Applications now open 🎓 Spend nine weeks at Cambridge University with CRASSH & @CW_IndiaTrust, supporting scholars from India in the arts, humanities, and heritage conservation Includes travel, accommodation & research expenses Apply by 19 Jan 2026 https://t.co/by0q2f4xZU

Are you a Cambridge UTO/CTO working in the arts, humanities, and social sciences? Become part of our thriving community and have the opportunity to advance a major research project in a supportive stimulating environment ⏳ Apply by 12pm on 19 Jan 2026 https://t.co/sZr8XpT4lh

Embodied Narratives: A sensory ethnography workshop This session explores body mapping, augmented reality and virtual reality as research methodologies to support the narrative sovereignty of refugees 4 December at 2pm Alison Richard Building, CB3 9DP https://t.co/CiTq6HLwzS

#CFP Thalassopoetics: Ocean readings in French 🌊 When we consider French literary traditions from the sea rather than the land, what perspectives does it give us, and what questions are we prompted to ask? 20-21 April 2026 Abstracts deadline 31 Dec 2025 https://t.co/GerLR7JjqG

🧳 Join us as a Visiting Fellow! Apply for a CRASSH Visiting Fellowship, offering scholars from beyond Cambridge University the opportunity to pursue independent research while engaging with our vibrant interdisciplinary community Deadline 3 Feb 2026 https://t.co/VgiQkmI2Rc

Fragile Connections: A stitching workshop 🪡 🧵 Join the Precarious Aging Network and artist Cathy Dunbar for a stitching workshop. No experience is needed, and all materials will be supplied 4 December at 2pm Alison Richard Building, CB3 9DP https://t.co/V3p1rQhRuJ

Want to move your ideas beyond academia to shape society? 🧰 Learn from leading innovators and entrepreneurs in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences who have successfully translated research into real-world products 5 Dec 2025, 12.30-2.30pm https://t.co/IBJQ8yiDyQ

🎥 Indexed Beings, a film by Helen Knowles with members of Indigenous communities in the Putumayo, Colombia Join @CLAS_Cam and the Decolonising Plant Knowledge Network for this special screening and Q&A 1 Dec from 3-5pm, Alison Richard Building, CB3 9DP https://t.co/UI3eFNdLZY

Science diplomacy in a time of fractured institutions 🌐 10 Dec from 1-5pm Alison Richard Building, CB3 9DP This symposium explores the micro-politics, legal infrastructures, and socio-material arrangements that constitute science diplomacy in practice https://t.co/VhfQp7ro6n

🐦‍⬛ Academic freedom, context and positionality This seminar by the Academic Freedoms Network will consider the context and positionality of the scholar as key to the exercise of academic freedom 3 December at 5pm Alison Richard Building, CB3 9DP https://t.co/RMFYn79W9d

A report involving hundreds of literary creatives from across the UK fiction publishing industry reveals widespread fears over copyright violation, lost income, and the future of the art form, as generative AI tools flood the market Read the story at https://t.co/79S9fvfM1W

Join the Affective Encounters Network for 'Women of Troy and Hecabe: Psychiatry, theatre, and contemporary society' in which psychiatrist and poet Femi Oyebode will unpack and reflect on these texts 1 December at 5.30pm, Alison Richard Building, CB3 9DP https://t.co/Rfh50KzCFL

#CFP Thalassopoetics: Ocean readings in French 🌊 When we consider French literary traditions from the sea rather than the land, what perspectives does it give us, and what questions are we prompted to ask? 20-21 April 2026 Abstracts deadline 31 Dec 2025 https://t.co/GerLR7JjqG

To explore these questions, this workshop will bring together leading scholars and activists working on reparations, climate change and global solidarity 5/5

What kind of politics are emerging in the struggle for climate reparations across countries shaped especially by German and British colonialism? How can reparations address the epistemic, political and ecological processes of colonialism? 4/5

As the movement demanding reparations for colonialism and slavery is making unprecedented advances, we are facing the question what principles should guide reparations 3/5

In November 1884, Afrika was divided up between the imperial powers at the Berlin Conference in Germany. 140 years later, it seems that the tide has swung towards a new era of reparations 2/5