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13 Feb 2025
12:15

Rheinsprung 21, Raum 00.004

Organizer:
Zentrum für Afrikastudien

Public event

Mondli Hlatshwayo: The so-called Government of National Unity of South Africa and the implications for the working-class and its organizations

Lunch talk at the Centre for African Studies
17 Feb 2025
12:15  - 13:45

Rheinsprung 21, CH-4051 Basel

Organizer:
Zentrum für Afrikastudien

Informational event

Semester-Apéro of the Centre for African Studies

Staff, students and associates of the Centre are cordially invited to the traditional meet'n'greet opening the semester.
24 Apr 2025
18:15

Markthalle Basel, Salon

Organizer:
Center for Gender Studies Basel

Public event

Luisa Schneider: "Bridging the Divide: Reimagining Researchers and Research Practices through Feminist Ethics of Care and Institutional Responsibility"

Public talk in the framework of the workshop "Still ‘Vexing’ for Care in Neoliberal Universities"
25 Apr 2025
09:30  - 17:30

Center for Gender Studies, Rheinsprung 21, 4051 Basel

Organizer:
Center for Gender Studies

Public event

Workshop: "Still ‘Vexing’ for Care in Neoliberal Universities"

A Workshop for Early-Career Researchers with a Keynote by Luisa Schneider
12 Jun 2025 - 13 Jun 2025

Urban Studies and Centre of African Studies, Basel

Organizer:
PRECURBICA Project and Swiss Society for African Studies.

Congress / Conference / Symposium

International Workshop: "Liquid Urbanisms in Africa: Thinking Climate Adaptation with and through Water"

International Workshop in Critical Urbanism, University of Basel, 12-13 June 2025
01 Sep 2025 - 03 Sep 2025

Centre for African Studies Basel

Organizer:
Centre for African Studies and Department of Social Sciences at the University of Basel

Congress / Conference / Symposium

Conference: "The African Genome at the Disciplinary Crossroads: how to widen the scope of genomics’ methods across to the humanities and social sciences"

University of Basel, 1–3 September 2025

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6th CODESRIA/ZASB Summer School in African Studies and Area Studies in Africa

The theme of this year's CODESRIA/ZASB Summer School is titled "Making knowledge policy-relevant: The SSH’s role in global sustainable development".
/ Public event

Book launch and workshop: "The Reports of Theophilus Opoku" edited by Paul Jenkins und Michelle Gilbert

The Centre for African Studies invites you to celebrate the conclusion of a monumental project spanning half a century.
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Conference: "Spanish in Africa, past, present and future"

"El español en África en pasado, presente y futuro" as part of the SNSF-funded research project "Improving the visibility of Equatorial Guinea as a Spanish-speaking country"
/ Guest lecture / Talk

Athambile Masola: "Invisibility, Hyper-visibility, Erasure, and Elsewhereness: Working with Black Women’s Life-Stories"

Exciting Lecture in African History of the Biennial CRG African History Conference 2024
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6th Biennial AEGIS CRG African History Conference

The aim of the Collaborative Research Group African History is to organise Africanist historians in Europe, to enhance the visibility of African history within the larger field of African Studies and that of history in Europe, and to…
/ Workshop

Workshop: "Knowledge Production in Sexual and Reproductive Health"

Hybrid workshop with Richard Sambaiga, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Dar es Salaam
/ Colloquium

Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium: Closing Discussion

Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium & Anthropological Crossroads Colloquium
/ Public event

Patricia Noormahomed: "Whose ‘shared’ heritage? Counter-narratives through the modern housing of Mozambique"

Dr. Patricia Noormahomed, visiting Postdoctoral Fellow, will present her research on heritage practices and policies in postcolonial Mozambique

Cécile Fromont: "The Discreet Charm of the Old Indies. Kongo, Brazil, and Colonies at the Villa Medici in Rome"

Research Seminar "African History"
/ Colloquium

Lee Watkins: "The Politics of Analysing South African Rap Music style: Methods, Methodologies, and Doing the Right Thing"

Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium & Anthropological Crossroads Colloquium
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