Shades of Noir  Shades of Noir is a broad-reaching and multifaceted program that supports curriculum design, pedagogies of social justice through representation, cultural currency and accessible knowledge – contributing to the universities’ work around race equality, creating physical safe spaces that offer opportunities to have critical and interdisciplinary discussions that confront some of the items…

Paper 1: ‘We don’t do God’? the changing nature of public religion By Professor Tariq Modood  I Secular states and public religionsTwo things learnt: Every state in the EU gives funding either to religious schools or for religious education in state schools, and over a third collect taxes or help raise money for (some) religions. ‘Moderate…

The deaf or hard of hearing artist Christine Sun Kim gives us an insight of the meaning of sound through her own experience. Since youth she was told to appropriate herself (her chewing, burping, moving) to the sound of others as if there was a ‘possession of sound’ that did not belong to her, but…