Category: Blogs
Playfair Library, University of Edinburgh 22 April 2023 This post summarises the key themes raised by people during the roundtable sessions at the REWG’s launch event on 22 April 2023. UoE = University of Edinburgh CoRJI = community of reparatory justice interest Point 1: Addressing power imbalances between the UoE and […]
This podcast was created as a collaboration between the Research and Engagement Working Group that is looking into the University of Edinburgh’s history and legacies of slavery, colonialism and racial thought and the RaceEd network as part of their ‘Undersong – Race and Conversations Other-Wise’ series. In this second episode, Shaira Vadasaria is in conversation […]
This podcast was created as a collaboration between the Research and Engagement Working Group that is looking into the University of Edinburgh’s history and legacies of slavery, colonialism and racial thought and the RaceEd network as part of their ‘Undersong – Race and Conversations Other-Wise’ series. In this first episode, Shaira Vadasaria is in conversation […]
Decolonised Transformations Inaugural Event: Recapitulation In this issue Key notes from the Introductory panel Research fellows and Engagement officer External Community Representatives Thematic takeaways from the roundtable discussions More on the inaugural event Event slides Moving forward Key Notes from the Introductory Panel Greetings reader, On 22 April 2023, the […]
Confronting the Legacies of Slavery, Colonialism and Racial Thought at the University of Edinburgh The past decade has seen many academic institutions turning their attention to exploring their local links to the global histories of slavery and colonialism. This work is often associated with efforts to decolonise and address the longstanding legacies of harm that […]
Establishing the Review In January 2021, the Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Peter Mathieson, signalled his intent to address the University of Edinburgh’s historic and contemporary links to race with the establishment of an independently chaired Review of Race and History Group. In the published statement, Prof Mathieson expressed a need to address “issues of race, […]