Events in African Studies and Anthropology In 'Events' Forthcoming eventsSeminarsPrevious events Back to 'Department of African Studies and Anthropology' The Department of African Studies and Anthropology has an extensive programme of events throughout the year including regular seminars and talks, visiting writers and the annual Cadbury Conference. Black History in the Midlands and Beyond: Connections and Context Date25/10/2017DescriptionRoundtable discussion. Part of our Black History Month events. Africa Talks double session Date25/10/2017DescriptionDan Branch (University of Warwick) and Duncan Omanga (Moi University) present. Contemporary African Cinemas: New genres, aesthetics and themes Date08/11/2017DescriptionSeminar by Lizelle Bisschoff (Glasgow), part of the Africa Talks Autumn 2017 seminar series. Post-conflict Transition(s) to Normality: Individual Stories from Sierra Leone. Date13/11/2017DescriptionLaura Martin speaks as part of the 'Self/Personhood/Ego' series of events. Diaspora communications and humanitarian emergencies: the case of Ebola and the Regent mudslide and the Sierra Leonean diaspora in the UK Date15/11/2017DescriptionSeminar by David Rubyan-Ling (Birmingham), part of the Africa Talks Autumn 2017 seminar series. Communal Labour and Road Construction in Osun Division of Southwestern Nigeria, 1900-1960 Date22/11/2017DescriptionSeminar by Abiodun Ajayi (Adeyemi College of Education and SOAS, University of London), part of the Africa Talks Autumn 2017 seminar series. Beyond Fetishism: Mmanwu and the Politics of Postcoloniality Date29/11/2017DescriptionSeminar by Chuu Krydz Ikwuemesi (University of Nigeria, Nsukka and SOAS, University of London), part of the Africa Talks Autumn 2017 seminar series. What happens after transitional justice? An analysis of Sierra Leone Date06/12/2017DescriptionSeminar by Laura Martin (Birmingham), part of the Africa Talks Autumn 2017 seminar series. Displaying 1 to 8 of 8