Umme Wara has published a new book chapter ‘Rohingyas in Bangladesh: Socio Political Conflict Potential’ in the book Understanding the Rohingya Displacement, published by Springer. You can find out more here.

Dr. Bobby Smith’s new book, Theatre and Global Development: Performing Partnerships, explores theatre and development collaborations. Available now from Palgrave. Read more.

Jamelia Harris, has been awarded a British Academy Knowledge Frontiers Programme grant, building on the scoping research she undertook with a WICID seed funding grant. You can find out more about the project ‘Colonial legacies and the labour market in the English-speaking Caribbean’ here. 

WICID Advisory Board Member Nidhi Sadana Sabharwal along with Steering Committee Member Emily Henderson have published a research article titled ‘Gendered conditions of higher education access: advancing a gender prism analytic through the case of Haryana, India.’ You can read this publication here.

WICID invite you to visit their Think Development blog to view our latest post authored by Aboluwaji Daniel Ayinmoro. In this thought-provoking piece, titled “Stakeholder Identification and Community Engagement for Data Collection in Marginalised Populations”.

The Society and Culture Spotlight – led by Briony Jones and colleagues from faculties across the university – has launched a writing competition for PGRs and ECRs leading to publication, a prize, and celebration event. For further details please see here and feel free to write to Briony at [email protected]