Premilla Nadasen participated in The Sociological Review’s discussion about Postpandemic Care Strikes: Centring Migration and Critical Race perspectives

by cuhistory | May 6, 2022 | News | 0 comments

Premilla Nadasen participated in The Sociological Review‘s virtual symposium about “Postpandemic Care Strikes: Centring Migration and Critical Race perspectives” on March 10th; you can now watch the talk...

Carolyn J. Quijano, a PhD student in history, was recently named a 2022-2023 Rome Prize winner.

by cuhistory | May 5, 2022 | News | 0 comments

Carolyn J. Quijano, a PhD student in history, was recently named a 2022-2023 Rome Prize...

Camille Robcis will participate in a roundtable in Reus to commemorate the figure of the psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles on May 28th: “Tosquelles, the influence on the present. An international benchmark for institutional psychotherapy and the new institutionalization.”

by cuhistory | May 5, 2022 | News | 0 comments

Camille Robcis will participate in a roundtable in Reus to commemorate the figure of the psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles on May 28th: “Tosquelles, the influence on the present. An international benchmark for institutional psychotherapy and the new...

Divya Subramanian wrote about sexism in home architecture,  “The Pandemic Reminded Us That Most Women Still Don’t Have a Room of Their Own”, for The Atlantic.

by cuhistory | May 5, 2022 | News | 0 comments

Divya Subramanian wrote about sexism in home architecture, “The Pandemic Reminded Us That Most Women Still Don’t Have a Room of Their Own”, for The...

Simon Schama will be participating in Financial Times Weekend Festival on Saturday, May 7th: “1922 – from James Joyce to Duke Ellington: the year that defined the modern age” and “What next for the Windsors?”.

by cuhistory | May 5, 2022 | News | 0 comments

Simon Schama will be participating in Financial Times Weekend Festival on Saturday, May 7th: “1922 – from James Joyce to Duke Ellington: the year that defined the modern age” and “What next for the...