Ideas, insight and dialogue at the Centre
Several University of Sheffield departments, alongside the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), AMRC Training Centre and Nuclear AMRC, form a worldleading cluster for research, innovation
There is a pressing need for resources that support adoptees of colour. Current adoption narratives often centre on adoptive parents, promoting white saviourism and neoliberal agendas. This focus undermines the needs and identities of adoptees and often ignores the trauma associated with adoption which is particularly significant for transracial adoptees, who frequently experience cultural dissonance and a lack of identity.
The FRINGE COP28 project, a collaborative effort led by Rosa Cisneros, and PhD students Yousef Saddat and Yang-Sarah B Mohama, was a unique endeavor that addressed the elitist and oppressive structures of COP28. It posed the question, ‘What Can We Do In Sheffield?’ and invited responses through a series of public events, including workshops, panel discussions, and art exhibitions. Artists, researchers, schools, and community members all contributed their unique perspectives on local climate justice efforts. The project also saw the production of a short film and a children’s book, showcasing the diverse talents and interests of the team.
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Anti Racist Blog
We are inviting PGRs of colour to submit proposals for creative pieces that can feature on the anti-racist blog.
