RT @WasafiriMag: There are still some spaces left for our online workshop 'Writing through Fugitivity' hosted by @lolaolufemi_ this Thursd….

RT @StuartHallFdn: Join political activist/writer @HB__officiel and writer/researcher @lolaolufemi_ for a discussion on anticolonial though….

‘CLR James in Conversation with Stuart Hall’ (1986) by Mike Dibb, Channel 4 is available to view on Vimeo and YouTube:. Reading the Crisis is part of our 2025 programme, In Search of Common Ground. Learn more about the programme:.

Chaired by @aasiyalodhi, the Reading the Crisis online conversation series aims to form an online teach-in space dedicated to demonstrating how engaging in a conjunctural analysis can enrich artistic practice as well as deepen organising work and academic study. @WordsofColour.

Join political activist/writer @HB__officiel and writer/researcher @lolaolufemi_ for a discussion on anticolonial thought, through a 1986 conversation between CLR James and Stuart Hall. 📆 Mon 28 July.🕠 5.30pm - 7pm (UK).📍 Online. Register for free:.

RT @StuartHallFdn: The Stuart Hall Essay Prize is reopening to submissions. New entries will be accepted until 5pm, 3rd November 2025. Op….

Learn more about the Essay Prize submission brief, eligibility and assessment criteria project page on our website:.

The award aims to stimulate a new generation of thinkers who can offer original, lively + topical contributions to the lines of political, cultural + educational inquiry which Hall pursued. Academic, journalistic, creative and other approaches to writing the essay are welcomed.

The prize will award £2,000 to a selected writer whose essay connects with and offers originality and value to a field of debate with which Hall engaged throughout his life and contributes a radical critique of contemporary society.

The Stuart Hall Essay Prize is reopening to submissions. New entries will be accepted until 5pm, 3rd November 2025. Open to submissions from UK-based entrants aged 18-30 inclusive, the prize invites new writing that connects with Hall’s ideas and impacts broad public discourse.

RT @daraghjgrant: More rich fruits from the Stuart Hall Archive, this time a 1974 speech about Walter Rodney. @StuartHallFdn .

RT @jonathantranter: "(Settler coloniser), which is again a racial identification with the idea that theft of Indigenous land is somehow to….

The event is underway and you can join us via YouTube if you didn't get the chance to register:.

RT @StuartHallFdn: Join academics and authors Brenna Bhandar and Hashem Abushama for an online discussion on contemporary discourse of Isra….

‘For Edward Said’ (2004) is temporarily available to read for free – head to @LW_Books @SoundingsJourn to access it:. Reading the Crisis is part of our 2025 programme, In Search of Common Ground. Learn more about the programme:.

Chaired by @aasiyalodhi, the Reading the Crisis online conversation series aims to form an online teach-in space dedicated to demonstrating how engaging in a conjunctural analysis can enrich artistic practice as well as deepen organising work and academic study.

Join academics and authors Brenna Bhandar and Hashem Abushama for an online discussion on contemporary discourse of Israel-Palestine and Stuart Hall's address 'For Edward Said' (2004). 📆 Wed 4 June.🕠 5.30pm - 7pm (UK).📍 Online. Learn more and register:.

RT @StuartHallFdn: On 17th May we welcomed Prof. Françoise Vergès to deliver the keynote at the 8th Annual Stuart Hall Public Conversation….

RT @daraghjgrant: Philip Dodd's 2004 interview with Stuart Hall (@StuartHallFdn) on Night Waves (now @BBCFreeThinking) is a masterpiece. h….

A video recording of the keynote, discussion and audience Q&A will be published in the coming weeks.