Runnymede Trust & Creative Interruptions
Yiota Demetriou2019-06-05T11:47:49+01:00Our team has teamed-up with Runnymede Trust, read this post to find out what we have been planning...
Review about the Love and Desire programme
Photini Vrikki2019-03-08T16:18:00+00:00by Ellen Lawrence-Clery, student at University of Manchester LOVE AND DESIRE UNDER OCCUPATION AND DISPOSSESSION [...]
Back to class — Ireland’s working-class literature
Photini Vrikki2018-06-29T11:32:21+01:00by Michael Pierse Irish working-class history and writing are attracting increasing academic interest, and rightly [...]
Jasber Singh for Creative Interruptions
Photini Vrikki2017-12-15T13:02:53+00:00This is the second part of our series on our International Advisory Committee. In this [...]
David Grant for Creative Interruptions
Photini Vrikki2017-10-03T14:45:50+01:00This is the second part of our series on our International Advisory Committee. In this [...]
The Stories We Tell: Our working lives reveal a lot about what we have in common with other people
Site Administrator2017-07-24T16:52:37+01:00This is an article published in The Precariat, an online newspaper. In his article, Ben argues [...]
Ben Rogaly in the Cheltenham Science Festival – Populations and People, June 9th 2017
Site Administrator2017-06-29T16:54:30+01:00Populations and people by Ben Rogaly This article first appeared on MetalCulture's website. "Since I [...]
#Reality-a social commentary on Britain
Site Administrator2017-06-05T18:59:49+01:00by Aditi Jaganathan The screening of Nathan Bryon’s audacious, captivating and humorous web-series “#Reality” at [...]
Remixing Europe: Migrants, Media, Representation, Imagery
Site Administrator2017-06-08T12:49:49+01:00What the 'go home' campaign tells us about the British media by Sarita Malik This [...]
“The Time is Now?”: a haunted dialogue
Site Administrator2017-06-05T19:18:38+01:00by Aditi Jaganathan “…haunting is one way in which abusive systems of power make themselves [...]