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‘Digitalising Food Assistance: Political economy, governance and food security effects across the Global North-South divide’ is a 3-year ESRC-funded project examining digitalising food assistance in Sudan, India and the UK.

Developing a shared and participatory global strategy for identifying and supporting migration research.

Working with the Australian Research Council to examine the ways small farmers identify, conserve and exchange useful plant material.

African Screen Worlds: Decolonising Film and Screen Studies’ (2019-2025) is an international, European Research Council-funded research project led by Professor Lindiwe Dovey that explores in particular Africans’ contemporary contributions to diverse, complex screen worlds.

This 4-day British Academy Writing Workshop and 6-months of mentorship sought to amplify the voices of academic women writing about Hausa cultural studies in Northern Nigeria by providing support in revising research in preparation for publication.

The Art of the Possible is a new series of case studies produced by SOAS Development Leadership Dialogue (DLD). The series aims to showcase unconventional or often-overlooked policies, strategies, and experiences that have contributed to economic transformation and to examine the factors behind their success. We hope that they will inspire policy makers and practitioners to think creatively and strategically about economic development.

The project is an interdisciplinary and public engagement project that brings together academics, healthcare workers and persons with disabilities in three different African countries to collectively and creatively understand and challenge deeply rooted philosophies and beliefs about disabilities in sub-Saharan Africa and their impact on access to healthcare for persons with disabilities.

A multi-year and interdisciplinary project that explores patterns of religious diversity in Sichuan from the 1800 to today, and relocates Sichuan from the periphery to the centre of the study of Chinese religions.