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Social anthropologist F.G.Bailey, whose papers are housed in the SOAS Archive, explored Odisha, North-East India, after India’s independence.
Gain an insight into approaches and policies used by South Asia’s women leaders, how they manage disasters and gender equality amidst Covid.
What are UCAS tariff points? And what exactly are non-standard qualifications? Let us put your mind at ease.
Sorting the misconceptions from reality: the honest guide to Clearing.
The Aboriginal language, Sydney, is in danger of being forgotten: discover its history in the SOAS archive.
SOAS’s Guy Standing joins with 90’s group Massive Attack on new EP, ‘Eutopia’.
Why are women in Nigeria more negatively affected by Covid-19?
A historical journey documenting the teaching of the Hausa language at SOAS.
Minna graduated from SOAS’s Centre for Gender Studies and is now classed as one of the leading black feminist activists in the UK.
