Arts Approaches to Resurgent Conflict in Uncertain Times Principal investigators: Zoë Norridge, Rachel Kerr, Nicola Palmer. How can researchers draw on culturally sensitive arts methodologies to explore civilian responses to living with the threat or reality of resurgent conflict? Project status: Ongoing
India and the Indian Ocean in the Early Decolonial Period: Archipelagic Imaginaries, 1950s-1970s Principal investigators: Luca Raimondi. Exploring Indian intellectual and literary cosmopolitanism in the Indian Ocean using the renewed investment in archipelagic theory and geocritical approaches Project status: Ongoing
Letterlocking Principal investigators: Jana Dambrogio, Daniel Starza Smith. This collaborative and interdisciplinary project based on the study of 250,000 archival documents sets out a complete theory for the study of letterlocking. Project status: Ongoing
LGBTQ+ policymaking in the UK Principal investigators: Dr Zeena Feldman. Establishing an interdisciplinary network of academic, policymaking, and civil society stakeholders to address the policy needs of the UK’s LGBTQ+ population. Project status: Ongoing
LITAID: Decolonization, Appropriation and the Materials of Literature in Africa and its Diaspora Principal investigators: Jarad Zimbler. Addressing fundamental questions about literary materials and their appropriation, with a focus on arts education and cultural production in Ghana. Project status: Ongoing
REDACT: Researching Europe, Digitalisation and Conspiracy Theories Principal investigators: Clare Birchall. REDACT - Analysing how digitalisation shapes the form, content, & consequences of conspiracy theories, including online sociality & offline actions and effects. Project status: Ongoing
Survivor Futures This project provides insights for policy-makers and frontline practitioners about revictimisation for survivors of trafficking and modern slavery. Project status: Ongoing
The Activist-in-Residence Scheme Connecting researchers and activists to address societal problems. Project status: Ongoing
Underwater Lives: humans, species, oceans Principal investigators: Professor Clare Brant. Relations between humans, marine species and oceans over the last hundred years from an underwater perspective. Project status: Ongoing
WoolfNotes Principal investigators: Dr Clara Jones, Anna Snaith. WoolfNotes is a digitised archive providing high quality images of Virginia Woolf's reading and research notes, her last substantial body of unpublished work. Project status: Ongoing
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