Secret lives of our Jewish mothers: A conversation between two writers
Please join us for this special event with visiting writer Monique Charlesworth and University of Leeds writer Jay Prosser in conversation.
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Please join us for this special event with visiting writer Monique Charlesworth and University of Leeds writer Jay Prosser in conversation.
Please join us for a presentation by visual artist and writer Leslie Hakim-Dowek, to be followed by a conversation with Griselda Pollock, Professor emerita of Social and Cultural Histories of Art.
Organised by the Centre for Jewish Studies, this workshop seeks to explore the ways in which victims of Nazi persecution have testified to and have left traces of queer experience.
The authors of Safe Haven will introduce their research on why there was only one conviction out of hundreds of cases against the Eastern European Nazi collaborators given refuge in Britain after 1945.
Please join us for presentations by Dr Anne Caldwell (Teaching Fellow, School of History, University of Leeds) and Dr Mor Cohen (Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Department of Geography, University of Sheffield).
For this research seminar organised by the Institute for Medieval Studies and the Centre for Jewish Studies, we welcome Dr Adam Cohen, Associate Professor of Art History at the University of Toronto.
Please join us for more presentations by colleagues across the disciplines, reflecting on the development of Holocaust studies at the University of Leeds since the 1990s.
Please join us for more presentations by colleagues across the disciplines, reflecting on the development of Holocaust studies at the University of Leeds since the 1990s. Organised by the Centre for Jewish Studies, this seminar is free and all are welcome. The event will be chaired by Dr Eva Frojmovic, Associate Professor in the School of Fine...
Please note: This seminar has been postponed and and the rescheduled date will be announced shortly.
In the run-up to Holocaust Memorial Day, please join us for presentations by colleagues across the disciplines, reflecting on the development of Holocaust studies at the University of Leeds since the 1990s.