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27/04 10:30am-1:30pm: Spotlights Food Seminar

webadmin Resource — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 10:54:45 GMT

When: 10:30 - 13:30, Mon, 27 Apr '26

Where: Scarman, Space 11

Spotlights Food Seminars

Monday 27^th April @ Scarman Space 11

Including lunch and networking

Complete our online registration form to secure your place!

1 - Beyond the Farm: Unlocking Employment and Livelihoods in Africa’s Evolving Food Systems

With Dr Saweda Onipede Liverpool-Tasie, Professor of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics, Michigan State University

10:30 - 11:30 @ Scarman Space 11

Agrifood value chains across low- and middle-income countries have expanded rapidly over the past three decades, significantly driven by the aggregate investments of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) operating in midstream and downstream segments such as wholesale, logistics, processing, and retail. Yet, despite this transformation, policy and research discussions on food security continue to focus predominantly on farms or, more recently, on consumers, overlooking the critical contributions of these midstream and downstream actors within both input and output supply chains. In this talk, Liverpool-Tasie highlights the essential but often underappreciated roles of these segments, drawing on rich primary data collected across several African countries. Her work underscores the need to recognize and analyze these interconnected midstream and downstream dynamics in order to design effective food systems, food security policies and interventions.

2 - Cocoa, International Trade and Innovation in Africa

With Fuad Abubakar Mohammed, Head of Ghana Cocoa Marketing Company

12:30 - 13:30 @ Scarman Space 11

Cocoa is Africa’s most valuable agricultural export, and in 2024 the continent accounted for US$18.6 billion in cocoa and chocolate product exports within a global trade flow of US$89 billion. In West Africa, cocoa represents 52% of agricultural export value, and 45% in Central Africa, underscoring its central role in rural economies where agriculture remains the largest employer. Yet most value continues to be captured offshore due to export-oriented supply chains, limited industrial upgrading, and sustainability regulations that have become costly and restrictive rather than enabling competitiveness. Using Ghana’s structured supply chain as a reference, this talk explores deeper value-addition pathways—not only beyond processing and chocolate manufacturing, but also through emerging nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and bio-based applications that can enhance incomes and strengthen Africa’s trade competitiveness.

Complete our online registration form to secure your place!

28/04 1pm-2pm: CSR PGR Work in Progress (Wanxin Du)

webadmin Resource — Wed, 29 Oct 2025 16:49:24 GMT

When: 13:00 - 14:00, Tue, 28 Apr '26

Where: FAB4.79

Title TBC. All welcome as usual.

29/04 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar: Mattin Biglari (Bristol), Nationalising Oil and Knowledge in Iran: Labour, Decolonisation and Colonial Modernity, 1933-51

webadmin Resource — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 12:34:09 GMT

When: 12:30 - 14:00, Wed, 29 Apr '26

Where: H0.03 Humanities Building

29/04 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC/CHMST seminar: Mattin Biglari (Bristol), Nationalising Oil and Knowledge in Iran: Labour, Decolonisation and Colonial Modernity, 1933-51

webadmin Resource — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 13:01:48 GMT

When: 12:30 - 14:00, Wed, 29 Apr '26

Where: Humanities Building H0.03

29/04 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar: Mattin Biglari (Bristol), Nationalising Oil and Knowledge in Iran: Labour, Decolonisation and Colonial Modernity, 1933-51

webadmin Resource — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 13:00:05 GMT

When: 12:30 - 14:00, Wed, 29 Apr '26

Where: H0.03 Humanities Building

29/04 2pm-4pm: Sociology Impact Speed Meets

webadmin Resource — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 13:11:26 GMT

When: 14:00 - 16:00, Wed, 29 Apr '26

Where: Creative Community Space, 2nd floor, Main Library

You are invited to attend the upcoming Sociology Impact Speed Meets, Wednesday April 29th, 14:00 - 16:00 at the Creative Community Space on Floor 2 of the Main Library.

Organised by the Research Impact team, this session is an opportunity for colleagues from across the University to come together for a Sociology Impact Speed Meets— a fast‑paced networking event designed to showcase sociological research and its impacts, build connections, and spark new interdisciplinary collaborations.

The session will open with an introduction from Cliona Boyle, Head of Research Impact. Cliona provides strategic and operational leadership for the University’s research impact, overseeing the delivery of the institutional impact strategy and the REF impact submission. She will offer a short overview of the University’s approach to impact and the wider context for this event.

We will invite attendees to share a 5‑minute speed introduction on their impact‑related work linked to sociological research. These introductions will take place in pairs, giving colleagues short, focused opportunities to present their work to one another before rotating to the next colleague.

Colleagues from the Impact Team and ��TV Institute of Engagement will also be present to answer any questions.

Overall, our aim is to highlight the breadth of sociological impact work happening across departments and explore how we can strengthen collaboration and impact.

To attend, please register via the online formLink opens in a new window linked on the event webpageLink opens in a new window.

We hope you will be able to join us.

Kind regards,

Dr Nadine Otting

Impact Development Officer (Faculty of Social Sciences)

29/04 4pm-6pm: Regional Finals of the Spelling Bee

webadmin Resource — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 10:17:04 GMT

When: 16:00 - 18:00, Wed, 29 Apr '26

Where: FAB0.03

Year 7 school pupils compete to go through to the grand final at The University of Cambridge.

29/04 4pm-6pm: Professionalization Event: Asking Good Questions, Handling Bad Questions

webadmin Resource — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 09:49:14 GMT

When: 16:00 - 18:00, Wed, 29 Apr '26

Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies
All events are held on Wednesday from 4-6pm. With the exception of two in the first term, all will take place in the Student Hub (FAB5.49). Though some events will be more relevant for PGRs, all events are open to all PGT and PGR students.

For ad-hoc queries and 1-1 support, please email Alírio Karina, alirio.karina@warwick.ac.uk

30/04 12pm-1pm: Research Committee meeting

webadmin Resource — Thu, 25 Sep 2025 11:58:54 GMT

When: 12:00 - 13:00, Thu, 30 Apr '26

30/04 12:30pm-2pm: EMECC seminar, Holy Leaking Oil: The Struggle Over the Body of Mary Margaret of the Angels, Craig Harline (Visiting Professor, University of ��TV)

webadmin Resource — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 09:22:41 GMT

When: 12:30 - 14:00, Thu, 30 Apr '26

Where: OC1.08 Oculus Building,

01/05 2pm-4:30pm: RHS Council Meeting

webadmin Resource — Wed, 01 Oct 2025 09:16:46 GMT

When: 14:00 - 16:30, Fri, 01 May '26

Where: Faculty of Arts Building FAB1.06

01/05 5:30pm-7pm: RHS Midlands lecture

webadmin Resource — Thu, 27 Nov 2025 09:01:17 GMT

When: 17:30 - 19:00, Fri, 01 May '26

Where: Faculty of Arts Building FAB0.08

05/05 10am-5pm: GHCC workshop: Decolonizing Chinese History

webadmin Resource — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 11:12:22 GMT

When: 10:00 - 17:00, Tue, 05 May '26

Where: R0.03/0.04 Ramphal Building

A ��TV-SJTU collaboration workshop

05/05 10:30am-5pm: GHCC workshop, 'Does the History of China Need to be Decolonized?'

webadmin Resource — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 11:12:12 GMT

When: 10:30 - 17:00, Tue, 05 May '26

Where: R0.03/0.04 Ramphal Building

10.30: welcome and coffee

11.00 - 12.30 Professor Chen Hao (Department of History, SJTU), ‘Does the History of China need to be decolonized? An Inquiry into Methodology’

1.00 – 2.30 Lunch for speakers and invited guests

2.30 to 5.15: round-table discussion on decolonizing Chinese History

· 2.30 – 4.00: short (5-10 min) introductions about ongoing research from participants:

o Jeremy Goh (History, ��TV)

o Chen Fei’er (��TV & Southeastern University)

o Cheng Huirong (Edinburgh)

o Shi Jingwen (LSE)

o Huang Shengzhe (Law, ��TV)

· 4.00 – 4.15: tea and cakes

· 4.00 – 5.00 round-table discussion: ‘Does the History of China need to be decolonized?

o Rachel Silberstein (SOAS)

o Chen Song-Chuan (��TV)

o Anne Gerritsen (��TV)

o Stephen McDowall (Edinburgh)

05/05 5pm-6:30pm: STVDIO seminar: Cynthia Liu (American Academy in Rome/Blackfriars, Oxford)

webadmin Resource — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 18:26:44 GMT

When: 17:00 - 18:30, Tue, 05 May '26

Where: FAB2.32 & online

Cynthia Liu (American Academy in Rome/Blackfriars, Oxford), title tbc.

05/05 5pm-6:30pm: STVDIO Seminar - Cynthia Liu (American Academy in Rome/Blackfriars, Oxford)

webadmin Resource — Mon, 15 Sep 2025 08:43:59 GMT

When: 17:00 - 18:30, Tue, 05 May '26

5 May (Week 2), 5 pm: Cynthia Liu (American Academy in Rome/Blackfriars, Oxford), title tbc.

06/05 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar

webadmin Resource — Wed, 29 Oct 2025 11:57:05 GMT

When: 12:30 - 14:00, Wed, 06 May '26

Where: OC1.08 Oculus Building

06/05 4:30pm-6:30pm: CHMST Research Seminar; “The chef: a microhistory of syphilis, sodomy, and eugenics in early-twentieth century New York- Richard McKay (Cambridge University)

webadmin Resource — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 09:15:53 GMT

When: 16:30 - 18:30, Wed, 06 May '26

Where: FAB4.79 Faculty of Arts Building

06/05 5pm-7:30pm: Voices from the Shadows—LGBTQ+ Experiences During the Nazi Era

webadmin Resource — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 11:27:20 GMT

When: 17:00 - 19:30, Wed, 06 May '26

Where: OC0.04 Oculus Building

We are delighted to invite you to Voices from the Shadows—LGBTQ+ Experiences During the Nazi Era hosted by the Centre for Global Jewish StudiesLink opens in a new window at the University of ��TV.

The programme brings together a screening of the documentary Voices from the Shadows, which explores the experiences of those living with severe ME/CFS, and a talk by Eric Marcus, oral historian and founder of the Making Gay History projectLink opens in a new window. Marcus will discuss his work on LGBTQ+ experiences during the Nazi era, drawing on rare archival testimonies.

The event will include time for discussion and will be of interest to colleagues working in history, oral history, medical humanities, cultural studies, and related fields.

Together, the film and talk offer a compelling reflection on how hidden or marginalized voices are documented, interpreted, and brought into historical view.

Details

Date: 6^th May 2026

Time: 5pm - 7:30pm,

Location: The Oculus Building 0C0.04

Further details please see:
/fac/arts/history/research/centres/cgjs/cgjs_events/voices-from-the-shadows/Link opens in a new window

We would be delighted if you could join us.

06/05 5pm-7:30pm: Global Jewish Studies- • Voices from the Shadows—LGBTQ+ Experiences During the Nazi Era by Eric Marcus

webadmin Resource — Mon, 13 Apr 2026 12:20:28 GMT

When: 17:00 - 19:30, Wed, 06 May '26

Where: Oculus Building 0C0.04

MGH NAZI ERA AUDIO HISTORY TOUR PRESENTATION

• Voices from the Shadows—LGBTQ+ Experiences During the Nazi Era

Eric Marcus introduces Making Gay History’s podcast series on the experiences of LGBTQ+ people during the rise of the Nazi regime, World War II, and the Holocaust. Drawing on extensive research conducted for this first-of-its-kind audio documentary, Eric shares archival clips during a 45-minute presentation (+ 15-minute Q&A) that brings this painful, often hidden history to life through the voices of the people who lived it.

07/05 12pm-1pm: Student progress meeting

webadmin Resource — Thu, 25 Sep 2025 11:59:51 GMT

When: 12:00 - 13:00, Thu, 07 May '26

12/05 3pm-5pm: A Public Lecture with Cristina Florea on her New Book 'Bukovina: The Life and Death of an East European Borderland'

webadmin Resource — Wed, 14 Jan 2026 10:52:34 GMT

When: 15:00 - 17:00, Tue, 12 May '26

Where: Teams

Assistant Professor Cristina Florea is a historian of Central and Eastern Europe, interested in the interactions between German and Russian power (their competition for territory and influence) across this space, as well as the consequences these interactions have had for the people living in between.

12/05 4pm-6pm: STVDIO: Book Launch

webadmin Resource — Thu, 05 Feb 2026 15:06:10 GMT

When: 16:00 - 18:00, Tue, 12 May '26

Where: FAB2.32

Marta Celati and Maria Pavlova (eds.), The Prince and the 'Condottiero’ in Italian Humanism and Renaissance (Peter Lang).

13/05 12:30pm-2pm: Seminar: Michael Goebel (FU Berlin), “Contingent Nation-States: Popular Sovereignty and the Breakup of Empires in Global History”

webadmin Resource — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 11:34:45 GMT

When: 12:30 - 14:00, Wed, 13 May '26

Where: OC1.08 Oculus Building,

13/05 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar: Michael Goebel (FU Berlin), “Contingent Nation-States: Popular Sovereignty and the Breakup of Empires in Global History”

webadmin Resource — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 11:13:28 GMT

When: 12:30 - 14:00, Wed, 13 May '26

Where: OC1.08 Oculus Building

13/05 4pm-6pm: Professionalization Event: Draft Syllabi

webadmin Resource — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 09:54:00 GMT

When: 16:00 - 18:00, Wed, 13 May '26

Where: FAB5.49

Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies
All events are held on Wednesday from 4-6pm. With the exception of two in the first term, all will take place in the Student Hub (FAB5.49). Though some events will be more relevant for PGRs, all events are open to all PGT and PGR students.

For ad-hoc queries and 1-1 support, please email Alírio Karina, alirio.karina@warwick.ac.uk

13/05 5pm-7pm: The 21st Annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture ‘National Liberation and World-Making Power’

webadmin Resource — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 11:25:05 GMT

When: 17:00 - 19:00, Wed, 13 May '26

Where: FAB0.03

he Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies

Invites you to

The 21st Annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture

‘National Liberation and World-Making Power’

Peter Hallward

(Professor of Modern European Philosophy, Kingston University)

Wednesday, May 13th 2026

5 pm / Faculty of Arts Building 0.03

ALL WELCOME!

To register your attendance:

/fac/arts/english/research/edwardsaid/2026/registration/Link opens in a new window

We have limited places available due to room capacity, so registration is essential.

If your circumstances change and you are unable to attend the lecture, please send your cancellations to: Rashmi.Varma@warwick.ac.uk.

For more information, visit the Edward Said Memorial Lecture pageLink opens in a new window

14/05-15/05: "Whose Freedom? Worksites of Freedom & The Aesthetic of Solidarity” International Symposium

webadmin Resource — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 11:43:51 GMT

When: Thu, 14 May - Fri, 15 May '26

14/05 12pm-1pm: Department Staff meeting

webadmin Resource — Thu, 25 Sep 2025 09:54:04 GMT

When: 12:00 - 13:00, Thu, 14 May '26

15/05: UK Latin America Historians Conference

webadmin Resource — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 12:35:37 GMT

When: Fri, 15 May '26

Where: TBC

Faculty of Arts » Composite Calendar

27/04 10:30am-1:30pm: Spotlights Food Seminar

28/04 1pm-2pm: CSR PGR Work in Progress (Wanxin Du)

29/04 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar: Mattin Biglari (Bristol), Nationalising Oil and Knowledge in Iran: Labour, Decolonisation and Colonial Modernity, 1933-51

29/04 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC/CHMST seminar: Mattin Biglari (Bristol), Nationalising Oil and Knowledge in Iran: Labour, Decolonisation and Colonial Modernity, 1933-51

29/04 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar: Mattin Biglari (Bristol), Nationalising Oil and Knowledge in Iran: Labour, Decolonisation and Colonial Modernity, 1933-51

29/04 2pm-4pm: Sociology Impact Speed Meets

29/04 4pm-6pm: Regional Finals of the Spelling Bee

29/04 4pm-6pm: Professionalization Event: Asking Good Questions, Handling Bad Questions

30/04 12pm-1pm: Research Committee meeting

30/04 12:30pm-2pm: EMECC seminar, Holy Leaking Oil: The Struggle Over the Body of Mary Margaret of the Angels, Craig Harline (Visiting Professor, University of ����TV)

01/05 2pm-4:30pm: RHS Council Meeting

01/05 5:30pm-7pm: RHS Midlands lecture

05/05 10am-5pm: GHCC workshop: Decolonizing Chinese History

05/05 10:30am-5pm: GHCC workshop, 'Does the History of China Need to be Decolonized?'

05/05 5pm-6:30pm: STVDIO seminar: Cynthia Liu (American Academy in Rome/Blackfriars, Oxford)

05/05 5pm-6:30pm: STVDIO Seminar - Cynthia Liu (American Academy in Rome/Blackfriars, Oxford)

06/05 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar

06/05 4:30pm-6:30pm: CHMST Research Seminar; “The chef: a microhistory of syphilis, sodomy, and eugenics in early-twentieth century New York- Richard McKay (Cambridge University)

06/05 5pm-7:30pm: Voices from the Shadows—LGBTQ+ Experiences During the Nazi Era

06/05 5pm-7:30pm: Global Jewish Studies- • Voices from the Shadows—LGBTQ+ Experiences During the Nazi Era by Eric Marcus

07/05 12pm-1pm: Student progress meeting

12/05 3pm-5pm: A Public Lecture with Cristina Florea on her New Book 'Bukovina: The Life and Death of an East European Borderland'

12/05 4pm-6pm: STVDIO: Book Launch

13/05 12:30pm-2pm: Seminar: Michael Goebel (FU Berlin), “Contingent Nation-States: Popular Sovereignty and the Breakup of Empires in Global History”

13/05 12:30pm-2pm: GHCC seminar: Michael Goebel (FU Berlin), “Contingent Nation-States: Popular Sovereignty and the Breakup of Empires in Global History”

13/05 4pm-6pm: Professionalization Event: Draft Syllabi

13/05 5pm-7pm: The 21st Annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture ‘National Liberation and World-Making Power’

14/05-15/05: "Whose Freedom? Worksites of Freedom & The Aesthetic of Solidarity” International Symposium

14/05 12pm-1pm: Department Staff meeting

15/05: UK Latin America Historians Conference

30/04 12:30pm-2pm: EMECC seminar, Holy Leaking Oil: The Struggle Over the Body of Mary Margaret of the Angels, Craig Harline (Visiting Professor, University of ��TV)