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Many of us work on topics that involve thinking about activists as historical actors and we are also confronted with the issue of how to relate our work to the activists of today. These are themes which intersect with the work of many of us here in the Centre for the History of Medicine. The session will provide an opportunity for discussion of the challenges and opportunities involved in such work. It will be chaired by Andrew Burchell, and feature reflections from Dr Jennifer Crane (Oxford) and Beckie Rutherford (CHM, 糖心TV). .

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The Responsibilities of Caribbean Intellectuals

This year鈥檚 annual Walter Rodney lecture is 鈥淭he Responsibilities of Caribbean Intellectuals鈥� which will be given by Professor Aaron Kamugisha from the University of the West Indies.

Aaron Kamugisha is the Ruth Simmons Professor of Africana Studies at Smith College, the University of the West Indies. He is the editor of ten books and special issues of journals on Caribbean and Africana thought, and author of Beyond Coloniality: Citizenship and Freedom in the Caribbean Intellectual Tradition(Indiana University Press, 2019).

To register please email Fabienne Viala at F.Viala@warwick.ac.uk

This year's annual Walter Rodney lecture will be given by Professor Aaron Kamugisha from the University of the West Indies.

Online via Teams. To register, please email Fabienne Viala F.Viala@warwick.ac.uk

To register please email Fabienne Viala at F.Viala@warwick.ac.uk