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CFPs, Events, Opportunities/Colloques, Appels à communication, évènements, opportunités

-Copenhagen Summer School in Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind

https://www.cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9532-copenhagen-summer-school-in-phenomenology-and-philosophy-of-mind

-INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR FOOD, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT: SUSTENTABILITY AND CHALLENGES

https://www.cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9533-international-seminar-food-health-and-environment-sustentability-and-challenges

-Réécrire la préhistoire au féminin - Coeur des sciences de l'UQAM

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9587-reecrire-la-prehistoire-au-feminin-coeur-des-sciences-de-l-uqam

-CFP: On Margins: Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9592-cfp-on-margins-feminist-architectural-histories-of-migration

-Call for Submissions: Syrian Studies Association Prizes for Outstanding Dissertation and Article on Syria

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9576-call-for-submissions-syrian-studies-association-prizes-for-outstanding-dissertation-and-article-on-syria

-Call for Papers for Special Issue on "Nations in Time: Genealogy, History and the Narration of Time"

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9578-call-for-papers-for-special-issue-on-nations-in-time-genealogy-history-and-the-narration-of-time-2

-Firsts and Firsting in the Long Eighteenth Century: Special Panel at the Canadian Society for Eighteenth Century Studies

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9579-irsts-and-firsting-in-the-long-eighteenth-century-special-panel-at-the-canadian-society-for-eighteenth-century-studies

-Framing the Global 2018 Conference Call for Papers

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9580-framing-the-global-2018-conference-call-for-papers

- New Spaces of Resistance in Latin America: Beyond the Pink Tide

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9581-conference-new-spaces-of-resistance-in-latin-america-beyond-the-pink-tide

-IDRC-CRDI: New Funding Alert / Nouveau avis de financement

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9602-idrc-crdi-new-funding-alert-nouveau-avis-de-financement-3

-AAA Call for Papers | Speaking more broadly: Adapting anthropological concepts for a broader audience

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9603-aaa-call-for-papers-speaking-more-broadly-adapting-anthropological-concepts-for-a-broader-audience

-CFP: Family and Justice in the Archives: Histories of Intimacy in Transnational Perspective

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9604-cfp-family-and-justice-in-the-archives-histories-of-intimacy-in-transnational-perspective

-REMINDER: Calls for Labs, Papers, Films, Early Career Scholars for EASA2018 will close on April 9

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9605-reminder-calls-for-labs-papers-films-early-career-scholars-for-easa2018-will-close-on-april-9

-CfP EASA2018 "Lines on the Land: Mobility and Stasis in Northern Extractive Landscapes" deadline 9 April

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9606-cfp-easa2018-lines-on-the-land-mobility-and-stasis-in-northern-extractive-landscapes-deadline-9-april

-CFP EASA - Xenophilia: New departures in the anthropology of hospitality and strangerhood - Deadline Monday 9 April

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9607-cfp-easa-xenophilia-new-departures-in-the-anthropology-of-hospitality-and-strangerhood-deadline-monday-9-april

-CFP EASA 2018: Systemic Crisis, Anti-Systemic Movements

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9608-cfp-easa-2018-systemic-crisis-anti-systemic-movements

-EASA 2018 and ASA 2018 panels: Emptiness

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9609-easa-2018-and-asa-2018-panels-emptiness

-CFP: ASA 2018 - 'When psychotherapy goes awry: theorising the unexpected in therapeutic encounters'

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9616-cfp-asa-2018-when-psychotherapy-goes-awry-theorising-the-unexpected-in-therapeutic-encounters

-ASA Panel: Tracking Bodies, Tracking Relationships

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9618-asa-panel-tracking-bodies-tracking-relationships

-AAA2018 website

http://www.americananthro.org/AttendEvents/landing.aspx?ItemNumber=14722&navItemNumber=566

-Pilas Annual Conference Update: Cfp deadline 13th April 2018

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9629-pilas-annual-conference-update-cfp-deadline-13th-april-2018

-InVisible Culture, CFP Issue 30: "Poetics of Play"

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9630-invisible-culture-cfp-issue-30-poetics-of-play

-Antimicrobial Resistance Diagnostics - Phase 2 / La résistance aux antimicrobiens diagnostics - Phase 2: IPPH (CIHR) / ISSP (IRSC)

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9631-antimicrobial-resistance-diagnostics-phase-2-la-resistance-aux-antimicrobiens-diagnostics-phase-2-ipph-cihr-issp-irsc

-Global health humanities research workshop, Stockholm, 18-19 April

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9632-global-health-humanities-research-workshop-stockholm-18-19-april

-Annual Virchow awards announcement--deadline July 1st, 2018

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9634-annual-virchow-awards-announcement-deadline-july-1st-2018

-CFP: Digital Humanities and English studies

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9636-cfp-digital-humanities-and-english-studies

-CfP. The 7th International Conference Identities and Identifications: Politicized Uses of Collective Identities'

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9637-cfp-the-7th-international-conference-identities-and-identifications-politicized-uses-of-collective-identities

-Cultural Diversity: An Inclusive Interdisciplinary Conference

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9638-cultural-diversity-an-inclusive-interdisciplinary-conference

-CFP: Migration, Health and Humanities conference

https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-papers/9639-cfp-migration-health-and-humanities-conference

Events/Évènements-Other/Autres:

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Music, Movement, Power: Blackness and Sonic Resistance, Upcoming Event, UK

Upcoming Event: Music, Movement, Power: Blackness and Sonic Resistance

An event taking place at Loughborough University, UK, that may be of interest to list members. Please get in touch if you've any queries.

Music, Movement, Power: Blackness and Sonic Resistance

An evening of performance and discussion hosted by Radar and Loughborough University Ethnic Minorities Network

With Evan Ifekoya, Xana, Majd Alsaif, Richard Bramwell and James Esson

Thursday 19th April, 6-8pm, Martin Hall Theatre, Loughborough University

Free, but please book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/music-movement-power-blackness-and-sonic-resistance-tickets-44559686221

There are a myriad of forces at work that prevent, enable and force movement. Borders prevent freedom of movement between states. Police and private security regulate movement through social space. Social housing tenants are forcibly relocated as areas are gentrified. Such issues disproportionately affect black people. Yet being made to move is not always a negative phenomenon; and a number of black musicians and artists have explored the role that music can play in creating times and spaces of collective empowerment to subvert, resist and overcome these power structures.

Through live performance and discussion, this event will explore the relationships between blackness, music, and the (in)ability to move. What is the relationship between grime and social housing? What does it mean when songs can cross borders but people can't? How might music work within, against, and beyond a world in which free movement is denied to so many?

Evan Ifekoya investigates the possibility of an erotic and poetic occupation using film, performative writing and sound, focused on co- authored, intimate forms of knowledge production and the radical potential of spectacle. Their ongoing project 'A Score, A Groove, A Phantom' explores archives of blackness, sociality and inheritance as they diffract through queer nightlife and trauma in the present moment. Most recently their work has been propelled by exploring the relationship between a Buddhist practice, speculative fiction, and the echo as affective encounter. Ifekoya's recent work has been presented at: Embassy Gallery, Edinburgh, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridgeshire; New Art Exchange, Nottingham (2017); Transmission Gallery, Glasgow; Serpentine Galleries, London; and Stevenson Gallery, Cape Town (2016). Recent performances have taken place at ICA, London and KW institute, Berlin (2017) and Jerwood Space, London and Whitstable Biennial (2016). Ifekoya was an Art Foundation Fellow in Live Art for 2017.

Xana is a live loop musician, sound designer, composer and poet - often working collaboratively with other artists, researchers, theatre practitioners and filmmakers. In particular Xana is passionate about working with young people, devising creative workshops, encouraging the engagement of others with music, and broadcast technology. They are an organiser of Afrotech Festival; a recipient of Spitalfields Music Open Call funding award; and an artist in residence at Tate Modern and Tate Britain, where they devise workshops for young people. Xana's interests include archives as places of active memory and future building; sound in architecture; data and its impact on local communities and stories around transhumanism.

James Esson is a Lecturer in Human Geography at Loughborough University. His research is broadly located within the field of development geography, and contributes to debates in geography and the wider social sciences by examining development processes in relation to three areas: 1) Unconventional approaches to development 2) International Migration 3) Urban Dynamics. He is Co-Chair of Loughborough University's BME Staff Network and heads the RGS-IBF RACE Working Group's Learning and Teaching subcommittee.

Richard Bramwell is a Lecturer in Communication and Media Studies at Loughborough University. His current research explores the performance of alternative identities through rap; examining the role that hip hop and grime play in a variety of institutional contexts. These include prisons, youth centres, and an arts charity. He is interested in the impact that rap has had on organisations wholly or partially funded by local or national government; the role that the state plays in fostering Britain's rap cultures through these organisations; and how young people perform their identities and represent their communities through rap.

Majd Alsaif is a BA Communication and Media Studies student at Loughborough University. She is on the committee of Loughborough University's Ethnic Minorities Network, has co-organised a number of musical events in Loughborough and is interested in issues around race, gender and social justice. She is working with Evan on a broader project for Radar.

The event forms part of (re)composition, Radar's commissioning programme for 2017/18. Traversing geographies real and imagined, this explores how music makes place and places make music. Featuring contributions from artists, musicians, researchers, and members of

Loughborough's music communities, (re)composition consists of a lively programme of artists' commissions, performances, compositions, workshops, film screenings and public discussions. Commissioned artists are Sam Belinfante, Evan Ifekoya, Rebecca Lee and Xana.

Radar is Loughborough University's contemporary arts organisation, which commissions contemporary art projects that work with, contribute to and draw from research undertaken across Loughborough University's two campuses.

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