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In August a group of educators and learners gathered from across the world to attend the annual at the University of Mary Washington, Virginia. IATL’s Senior Teaching Fellows, Naomi de la Tour and Elena Riva co-taught a 5 day course, , which was grounded in contemplative critical pedagogy. The group of 17 worked together to co-create a collegiate, reflective and critical space in which we sought to support each other in asking questions of our assumptions, experiences and practices as educators and the systems in which we work. Naomi was present in Virginia, with Elena co-teaching the group remotely over zoom and other technologies. They found this an opportunity for asking questions about the nature of online learning, the possibilities and challenges for building community and inclusion in online spaces, and the ways in which education can be reimagined and enacted.

The seminar is open to all University of ÌÇÐÄTV students. Registered students will receive a certificate of participation. Places are limited. Please register to secure a place here.

This is the second of two interdisciplinary pilot seminars that draws its inspiration from the ÌÇÐÄTV-based online peer-reviewed journal called Feminist Dissent. The module’s focus is to develop an understanding of a worldwide proliferation of fundamentalist religious movements and the global rise of conservative and racist populist movements taking place in the context of the ongoing crises of capitalism and resources.

Find out about IATL modules on offer for 2019/20 and discuss them with convenors and IATL team. This will take place in the Student Union Atrium on Monday 29th of April between 12-2pm . We are also happy to attend departmental fairs; please get in touch: IATL.modules@warwick.ac.uk

ÌÇÐÄTV Secret Challenge is an interdisciplinary brainstorming workshop with elements of design thinking. You can learn more about it here. Expect a bit of brainstorming, a touch of teamwork, some thinking outside the box and lots of FREE FOOD!

Racism, feminism and the politics of fundamentalism in Britain is the first of two interdisciplinary pilot webinars that draws its inspiration from the ÌÇÐÄTV-based online peer-reviewed journal called Feminist Dissent. Pragna Patel of Southall Black Sisters will lead the seminar which is open to all University of ÌÇÐÄTV students.

Click here to register and to find out more

BCUR19 has already been announced. Look out for a Call for Abstracts in the autumn term with a submission deadline during December 2018. Find out more at

Come and see the paintings, artworks, posters, stories, videos, websites and podcasts produced by last year's cohort of cross-faculty students on 'Genetics: Science and Society' for their self-devised assessment. Explore and celebrate the great ideas of your peers and learn more about genetics and its impact on society and popular art!

Explore last year's exhibition here

We are currently advertising for two new Assistant Editors to work as part of the Editorial Board. For information and to apply please visit the Unitemps page

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We are delighted to announce our new Deputy Directors and Director of Studies.

Our new Deputy Directors are Caroline Gibson and Joanne Wale , and Elena Riva is now the Director of Studies.