Frame45 is inspired by the periscope's forty-five degree mirrors that see around obstacles. We bring fresh perspectives for greater social impact.
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📢You can now register for the @RLI_News in-person short course at the @LondonU:
Research Methods in the Refugee and Forced Migration Field
3-7 March 2025
Learn more here: rli.sas.ac.uk/study-us/short…
Or send me a message!
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Are you ready to level up your climate advocacy game?📢 FEMNET's 3rd African Feminist Academy for #ClimateJustice is open for applications until October 7th, 2024. 📚 Unpack matters climate change from a feminist perspective🔎.
➡️bit.ly/3MUvqWh
#AfricanFeministStories
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🎺 #CallForPapers: Urban Imaginations and Urban Futures 🏙️
This theme aims to spur a reinvigoration of cutting-edge research that sets urban imaginations and #UrbanFutures at the heart of the ways in which we investigate #cities.
Visit urbanstudiesonline.com/callf… for details.
ALT Critical and Conceptual Advances in Urban Studies Call For Papers. Urban Imaginations and Urban Futures. The Journal welcomes both empirical and conceptual papers that tackle the nexus of imagination and futures in cities and urban theorising. A focus on conceptual novelty in urban research, and a clear contribution to advancing current and emergent global urban studies debates is essential. Visit urbanstudiesonline.com/callforpapers for details.
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📢 @MigrationUK is looking for a designer to create two interactive displays - a timeline and a world map. 🗺️✨ Help us create these visually stunning & thought-provoking displays, and highlight the rich migration history of the UK. #DesignJobs
Apply now: bit.ly/3UrALcq
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New publication by @FrameFortyFive:
"Fostering economic integration and inclusive migration in the SADC region"
In collaboration with @ACMSWits @MobGovLab @RLI_News
shorturl.at/iuDN9
ALT front cover of report
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Session 3 of our Refocus Online Workshop Series is on TOMORROW - 'Emerging Regional #ForcedMigration Patterns in #Africa Part 2: Evolving Migration Governance', Wed 17 April, 12pm-1:30pm. Register here: shorturl.at/clsP0 @ACMSWits @CmsLegon
@ARUA_News @SASNews #refugees
Interested in forced migration issues in Africa? Register for each of the 4 sessions of the 'Refocus: An Online Summer #ForcedMigration in #Africa Workshop Series'. Starting on 3 Apr 2024 in collab w @ACMSWits @CmsLegon and @ARUA_News Free and open to all! shorturl.at/A0457
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"For too long, Africa’s history has been dominated by western narratives of slavery and colonialism..."
Through interviews with African historians, anthropologists, archaeologists and local storytellers, @TheZeinabBadawi unearths buried histories and sets the record straight.
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Just ONE MONTH left to submit your sounds of migration, diaspora communities, settlement and home to our next major global project, Migration Sounds in partnership with @COMPAS_oxford.
Find out more and submit your sounds 🛄🎧
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We don’t need air con’: how Burkina Faso builds schools that stay cool in 40C heat
Architects use local materials and merge traditional techniques with modern technology to make schools and orphanages cool, welcoming places
theguardian.com/environment/…
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Call for early career scholars to apply for an urban methodology workshop in Shanghai, May 2024, entitled: "Doing Mobile Ethnography: Learning from the Other ‘Other’". Deadline to apply: 15 March 2024. asiaafricayouth.com/
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Kathryn Yusoff's "Geologic Life" examines the history of geology as a discipline to theorize how race & racialization emerged from Western production of geologic knowledge. Read the free intro! #Geography #AFAMStudies ow.ly/QT7T50QIS6v
ALT Cover of Geologic Life: Inhuman Intimacies and the Geophysics of Race by Kathryn Yusoff. Cover features a photograph of an orange, red, and yellow globe. Stand on top of the globe is a headless manequin dressed in black boots, yellow tights, and a printed dress. The manequin's arms are outstretched and its leg is extended behind as if it was falling off the globe.
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Save the Date🗓️
After the unforeseen postponement, the @BeirutUrbanLab , @MSFEA_AUB and @IJURResearch are happy to announce the new dates of the 20th edition of City Debates.
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Look out for the event program and other details soon!
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In our 'Voices from the Frontlines' series, we share the story of Askalu Tesfaye, whose life has been reshaped by climate change. Askalu's narrative is one of resilience, embracing new opportunities while maintaining deep roots to her origins.
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Call for papers from the University of Makeni in Sierra Leone. Abstracts are due February 22.
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On the anniversary of his death, we honour the legacy of Edward Kamau Brathwaite CHB, renowned poet, academic and friend to the GPI’s co-founder John La Rose.
ALT A black and white image of Edward Kamau Brathwaite at a Caribbean Artists Movement poetry reading 22 September 1971 at a Co op Hall in Seven Sisters.
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JOB CALL: Applications are open for 2x post-doctoral fellowships in migration and health in Africa, based at @ACMSWits. The fellowships are part of a newly established Cluster of Research Excellence (CoRE) in Migration and Health. For more details visit: tinyurl.com/mryed3an
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@EdgarPieterse presents ‘Innovation Horizons from African Cities’ in which he reminds us that "it is impossible to solve for the specific dynamics of African urbanisation within existing economic and political institutional parameters."
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#BiennaleArchitettura2023 #Carnival @wanjikukihato: “There is nothing more contemporary than migration today: we talk about it in South Africa and also here in Europe. The women we talk about in our performance felt lost, they wanted to belong and be loved. We need to tell their stories to reflect on how we can all connect as human beings and how to build bridges of solidarity.”
