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SUMMARY:Webinar: Stephen Wilford – Whose Bled? Music\, Sound and Public S
 paces in (Post-)Colonial Algeria
DESCRIPTION:Beginning in February 2019\, widespread  anti-government protes
 ts have taken place throughout towns and cities  across Algeria. These hav
 e coalesced into Hirak\, a political movement  calling for democracy and g
 reater social equality. Inevitably\, singing  and chanting have become int
 egral to the protest. Dr Wilford  will explore the ways in which music an
 d sound have helped to shape  Hirak\, with particular focus upon the negot
 iation of Algerian public and  private space through sonic practices.\\r\\
 nThis is a virtual event held as a zoom webinar. Please register to atte
 nd.\\r\\nAs a webinar attendee\, you can view the speakers' and hosts'  vi
 deos and see their presentations. The Q&A facility allows you to  engage w
 ith the speakers after the talk. You do not need a camera  yourself\, as 
 attendee videos are not shown. More information on how to  join a webina
 r is available here [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1u3QATKEEgi6i-SBQl
 TyVsOmzE6eLEo_S14bLsc8oZZk/edit?usp=sharing].
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Beginning in February 2019\, widespread  anti-government prot
 ests have taken place throughout towns and cities  across Algeria. These h
 ave coalesced into Hirak\, a political movement  calling for democracy and
  greater social equality. Inevitably\, singing  and chanting have become i
 ntegral to the protest. Dr Wilford  will&nbsp\;explore the ways in which m
 usic and sound have helped to shape  Hirak\, with particular focus upon th
 e negotiation of Algerian public and  private space through sonic practice
 s.</p>\n<p>This is a virtual event held as a zoom&nbsp\;webinar.&nbsp\;Ple
 ase register to attend.</p>\n<p><i>As a webinar attendee\, you can view th
 e speakers' and hosts'  videos and see their presentations. The Q&amp\;A f
 acility allows you to  engage with the speakers after the talk.&nbsp\;You 
 do not need a camera  yourself\, as attendee videos are not shown. More&nb
 sp\;information on how to  join a&nbsp\;webinar is available <a href="http
 s://docs.google.com/document/d/1u3QATKEEgi6i-SBQlTyVsOmzE6eLEo_S14bLsc8oZZ
 k/edit?usp=sharing">here</a>.</i></p>
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