READ NOW | Our latest issue of #InManyVoices explores the creative heritage of WWII PoWs, secrets of historical letters, expertise in promoting multicultural health, global student experiences, 10 years of school leadership excellence & more ✨:

📣 APPLY NOW | Valued at $35,000 per annum, the Carole Muller Award is open to current and prospective PhD students to support research in Balinese culture, art and history. Read more about Carole Muller and her generous bequest, and apply by 21 Aug 2025:

RT @csc_sydney: Join us this Wednesday for a hybrid lecture by Prof Emily Wilcox on the reception of African ensembles in China in the 1960….

📖 Join Argentine-Brazilian writer, researcher and educator Dr @FabricioTocco (@anuslll) for a special book launch event for his latest novel exploring the complexities of leaving a country in flames and search for a firm identity. 🗓️ Fri 29 Aug, 5:30pm:

Join @OhioState Humanities Distinguished Professor Emerita Carole Fink, author of 'Cold War: An International History', as she presents a review of how long US-Soviet rivalry has shaped political decision making and the public mind. 🗓️ Thurs 8 Aug, 4pm:

Exploring toxic love, @OperaAustralia's adaptation of the 19th-century story Carmen bears resonance for our post-#MeToo era and touches the reality of gendered violence. Dr Ruben Perez-Hidalgo of Spanish & Latin American Studies writes in @ConversationEDU:

Join our 2025 Sydney China Distinguished Fellow Prof Emily Wilcox (@williamandmary & @Guggenheim Fellow in Dance Studies) at @sydneycon as she explores the cross-cultural reception of African dance in early socialist China in the 1960s. 🗓️ Wed 6 Aug, 4pm:

💼 How does a flexible language pathway program lead to development and professional opportunities? . 💬 Diploma of Language Studies grad Jennifer Yang shares how language and cross-cultural skills unlocked the doors to new career possibilities:

RT @AASAsianStudies: Call for Proposals: Are you at an institution in Asia that would like to co-host a future AAS-in-Asia conference? We'r….

RT @minerva_meng: Join us on Friday to hear about @DrYuTao’s digital platform ‘Two Centuries of Chinese Heritage in Western Australia’ - an….

Join @DrYuTao of #UWA at the next Talks in Chinese Humanities webinar, as he presents the innovative Two Centuries of Chinese Heritage in Western Australia digital platform that revives an under-examined chapter of Australian history. 💻 Fri 27 Jun, 12pm:

APPLICATIONS OPEN | Valued at $35,000 per annum, the Carole Muller Award is now open to support PhD students in their research in Balinese culture, art and history. Read more about Carole Muller and her generous bequest and apply by 19 June 2025:

🇯🇵 Congrats to our exceptional students Matilda Loomes & Nixon Huynh on their prestigious 2025 @JapanNsw Student Award! 🌟 The awards were presented by @CGJapanSydney Mr Osamu Yamanaka at @JPFSydney last month, along with a welcome by Japanese Studies lecturer Dr Masafumi Monden.

RT @AASAsianStudies: #CFP Global Asias 2026 conference at UC Irvine, February 19-20. Proposals about South/Southeast Asia are noted as espe….

RT @LuciaSorbera: Follow BiographyOfARevolution’s book tour! After a pre-launch at Gender and Cultural Studies @Sydney_Un, the first book t….

🖌️ Last month, our beginner Arabic students enjoyed calligraffiti-inspired spray painting and traditional calligraphy activities ✨For the third year in a row and hosted by @sca_sydney, these sessions celebrate the mastery of the Arabic script and support student learning.

RT @usydsace: Through nuanced analyses of several East Asian films, Pao-chen Tang's new book 'The Animist Imagination in East Asian Cinema'….

📕 How has women's activism influenced revolution in Egypt? Dr Lucia Sorbera charts the relationships between women's aspirations across a century of politics and friendships in 'Biography of a Revolution: The Feminist Roots of Human Rights in Egypt':

A copy of the doctoral dissertation of Fr Robert Prevost, the newly relected Pope Leo XIV, has been discovered in Fisher Library's Rare Books and Special Collections. Dr Daniel Canaris explains how it gives insights into the Pope’s vision for the church:

📖💬 Catch Italian Studies PhD candidate Lily Patchett at @IWCLibraries Leichhardt Library's Reading Between the Lines book presentation and discussion on Elena Ferrante's 2006 novel The Lost Daughter. 🗓️ Wed 11 June, 6:30pm.🎟️ More info and register:

🇬🇷 How is Greek foreign policy best understood from a geopolitical position? Modern Greek and Byzantine Studies PhD candidate, Evangelos Demos, delivered a lecture on the geopolitics of Greek foreign policy at @gocmv. Watch now: @ArtSS_Sydney.