Photo Credit: Byron Gray (Cattle egret in fishing village of Gorai - Mumbai, India 2020)
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- Podcasts
Lalita du Perron talks to Feyaad Allie about his PhD research on political representation and identity, facial recognition and voting, and post-PhD life.
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- Announcements
We want to share a list of our upcoming Spring Quarter events with you. Please save the dates!
All events will require registration and may be subject to change. Registration links may not be available at this time. Event attendance is open to…
- Podcasts
Lalita du Perron talks to Elspeth Iralu, 2022-23 Mellon Fellow at the Stanford Humanities Center, about her work on Indigenous mapping, Indigeneity, surveillance, and her identity as Angami Naga.
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Left to right: Veenaa Agrawal, ‘25, playing the role of Jugni, and Avantika Alok Shah, ’25, playing the role of Grief in the graduate repertory play Haldi and...
- Students
By the time it came to life on stage, Karishma Bhagani’s winter quarter workshop production Haldi and Honey, the story of a South Asian Ismaili Kenyan woman, had been generations in the making.
The Mombasa-born Bhagani is a Knight-Hennessy scholar…
- Announcements
The Channel, a podcast from the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS) at Leiden University has featured the SASSpod epsiode with Thenmozhi Soundararajan, The Trauma of Caste.
View the episode here
The Channel is the flagship podcast…