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With recent rise in anti-Islamic rhetoric in France and violence against Muslims in China – awareness of Islamophobia and solutions for a more inclusive society
“So many affectionate nicknames are been given to me, but I have never done anything about it. So, this Diwali, I have decided to dress
Discover more about Diwali, the Hindu festival of light, and the signifance of the five days of the festival.
Sign up for online workshops aimed at beginners to experts and dedicated to music forms from Asia, Africa, the Middle East and South America.
At no other time in contemporary history has a critical understanding of communication and the structures and regulation of complex media systems been more important
An assessment of the significant negative impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the social care sector in the UK.
“This is about women. Nigerian women and how their stories have historically been forgotten and how this one will be hard to forget.”
This blog is written by one of SOAS’s ICC scholarship holders. The ICC (Intermediate Certificate Course) is a foundation year programme providing academic and English
Mohamed Yahya, the current Head of the UN Development Programme in Nigeria, discusses SOAS, young people, and opportunities for Africa.
