Events

Professor Miriam Bernard reflects on her distinguished career as a socially inclusive researcher and practitioner, working with communities of older people.

Dismantling Reconstruction in Central Louisiana

This talk sets out a rationale for the comparative study of Native American and South African literatures.

On June 29, 2.00-3.30 pm Anna Macdonald, Ceri Morgan and Anthony Wrigley are having an online event to share some of the findings of the arts-based project ‘Circling’

online event

Leadership, complexity and inclusion seminar with Olivia Armarty, Chris Blackwell and Tammy Banks

This event seeks to create a setting for individuals with a speciality and interest in trans-inclusive education and will explore how trans inequalities can be addressed in education contexts through engagement with academics, charities, and organisations.

What does it mean to ‘tackle inequalities’? What are the root causes of inequality? What are the solutions? What lessons can we draw from the past to inform the present – and the future? These are some of the key questions that this inaugural conference of the Keele Institute for Social Inclusion’s (KISI) Tackling Inequalities group seeks to address.

The legacies of this short war in the South Atlantic live on. This workshop provides space for British and Argentine veterans and researchers to reflect on how the Falklands/Malvinas war was experienced, remembered and recorded. Many of the participants fought in the war.

Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences partnership event with the Keele Institute for Social Inclusion

Inaugural Lecture