Article about an inspiring platform called The Creative Memory – a web-based project that “aims to archive all the intellectual and artistic expressions” of the Syrian revolution.
I want to sincerely thank Sana Yazigi, founder of The Creative Memory for agreeing to this interview and sharing her insights and stories with me.
I am delighted to announce that I’ll be joining the editorial board of the journal entanglements: experiments in multimodal ethnography, following an […]
Article on the exhibition Lee Miller – Photographs at the Martin Gropius Bau Berlin for the online platform Visual History which is […]
On May 11, “The Sociological Review Seminar Series: Childhood publics and the child’s gaze” invited Wendy Luttrell (The City University of New […]
My contribution “Thoughts on: Relations and ways of reading across” to the 3-part seminar Childhood Publics And the Child’s Gaze is now […]
