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SUMMARY:Webinar series session 5 'differential doings\, europes in margins'
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to invite you to the fifth session of our webinar series\, . Registration for the webinar series remains open. \n \nThis session brings together Elham Golpushnezhad (Al Akhawayn University) in conversation with Soukaina Chakkour (Al Akhawayn University). \n \nIn this session the speakers will come in conversation on the forms of epistemic refusal and rearrangements of colonial power enacted in music and presence of migrants amongst migrants\, across margins of states from Dhaka to Dakar\, from Paris to Tehran. \n  \nDate: 28 October 2025 (Please note that this is a Tuesday unlike the other sessions on Wednesdays) \nTime: 15:30-17:00 (Dutch time) \nTitle: Streets\, Institutions and Knowledge: Chanting Epistemic Refusal in Post Hip Hop(e) \nElham Golpushnezhad is Assistant Professor at Al Akhawayn University\, Morocco. She is an educator\, Hip-hop ethnographer\, Writer\, and Researcher of Music Subcultures. She is also the maker of the podcast: Dhaka to Dakar: The Music of Discontent \n \nSoukaina Chakkour is Lecturer at Al Akhawayn University\, Morocco\, who works on issues of migration\, postcoloniality and temporality. She has published in Ethnic and Racial Studies\, Ethnos\, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. \n \nThe webinar series brings speakers/scholars/artists/thinkers/makers from across locations who will be engaged in conversations that hold space for knowledges otherwise erased as part of the violence of wars\, genocide\, occupation and settler colonial modalities affecting our present. We invite you all to join us in doing this work. \n \nThe webinar series spans from 17 September 2025 to 3 December 2025. Please see here for details of upcoming sessions and the full program. \n \nPlease join the webinar series via this link. Please be aware that this event is exceptionally on a Tuesday and the time of the event is based on Dutch time. The rest of the series will take please on a Wednesday. This link will be valid throughout the series. If you have any technical issues please contact j.i.metcalfe@uu.nl. \n \nhttps://flamma.helsinki.fi/en/group/ajankohtaista/news/-/uutinen/webinar-elham-golpushnezhad-al-akhawayn-university-soukaina-chakkour-al-akhawayn-university-28.10.2025/43648379
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/webinar-series-session-5-differential-doings-europes-in-margins/
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SUMMARY:Webinar series session 6 'differential doings\, europes in margins.'
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to invite you to the sixth session of our webinar series\, differential doings\, europes in margins. Registration for the webinar series remains open. \n\nThis session brings together Piro Rexhepi (London School of Economics) in conversation with Dino Suhonić (Maruf Foundation).   \n\n In this session the speakers will come in conversation for building on the longer and shared histories and solidarities across Souths and Easts.  \n\nDate: 12 November 2025  \n\nTime: 15:30-17:00 (Dutch time)  \n\nTitle: South-East futures after Non_Aligned Afterlives  \n\nPiro Rexhepi is an LSE Fellow in Human Rights at the London School of Economics and Political Science.  He is the author of White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality along the Balkan Route. \n\nDino Suhonić is the director of the Maruf Foundation\, an international platform dedicated to the support and advocacy of queer Muslims.  He is also the author of Birth Rates and the Cleansing of Impure Blood and We Are Not Your Data: On Queer Muslim Resistance\, Refusal and Rupture (forthcoming). \n\nThe webinar series brings speakers/scholars/artists/thinkers/makers from across locations who will be engaged in conversations that hold space for knowledges otherwise erased as part of the violence of wars\, genocide\, occupation and settler colonial modalities affecting our present. We invite you all to join us in doing this work.  \n\nThe webinar series spans from 17 September 2025 to 3 December 2025. Please see here for details of upcoming sessions and the full program. \n\nPlease join the webinar series via this link. Please be aware that this event is exceptionally on a Tuesday and the time of the event is based on Dutch time. The rest of the series will take please on a Wednesday. This link will be valid throughout the series. If you have any technical issues please contact j.i.metcalfe@uu.nl. 
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/webinar-series-session-6-differential-doings-europes-in-margins/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251126T170000
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SUMMARY:Webinar seriers 7 'differential doings\, europes in margins'
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to invite you to the sixth session of our webinar series\, differential doings\, europes in margins. Registration for the webinar series remains open. \nThis session brings together Giti Chandra (University of Iceland) in conversation with Kolar Aparna (University of Helsinki) \nThis session will think through the processes\, pains\, and pleasures of a four-year project on mapping the state of decoloniality of curricula in the Nordic region with special emphasis on the University of Iceland. It will include insights from extensive discussions with faculty\, researchers\, and students regarding pedagogy and curriculum building\, and finally\, offer a brief reading of the theme of madness and collective identity formation through 19th century European fiction. \nDate: 26 November 2025 \nTime: 15:30-17:00 (Dutch time)/16:30-18:00 (Helsinki time)/14:30-16:00 (Icelandic time). \nTitle: Colonial Projects: University Curricula\, Pedagogy\, and Madness \nGiti Chandra is the author of Narrating Violence\, Constructing Collective Identities: To witness these wrongs unspeakable co-editor of The Routledge Handbook on The Politics of the #MeToo Movement and Decolonising Feminisms: Transnational Perspectives. \nKolar Aparna is the author of Enacting Asylum University\, Partition\, Colonial Trauma and Temporalities of Stories\, co-editor of Europeanisation as violence: Souths and Easts as Method\, and the forthcoming volume differential doings\, europes in margins\, and several other publications. \nThe webinar series brings speakers/scholars/artists/thinkers/makers from across locations who will be engaged in conversations that hold space for knowledges otherwise erased as part of the violence of wars\, genocide\, occupation and settler colonial modalities affecting our present. We invite you all to join us in doing this work. \nThe webinar series spans from 17 September 2025 to 3 December 2025. Please see here for details of upcoming sessions and the full program. \nPlease join the webinar series via this link. This link will be valid throughout the series. If you have any technical issues\, please contact j.i.metcalfe@uu.nl.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/webinar-seriers-7-differential-doings-europes-in-margins/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260312T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260312T183000
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SUMMARY:Francio Guadeloupe’s Inaugural Lecture
DESCRIPTION:It is impossible to regard the Dutch Caribbean islands and the Netherlands in the 21st century as separate worlds\, each with its own strictly delineated “indigenous” culture\, argues Francio Guadeloupe in his inaugural lecture. Such a perspective overlooks how people’s life trajectories are intertwined across the Kingdom in everyday ways.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/francio-guadeloupes-inaugural-lecture/
LOCATION:University of Amsterdam\, Aula – Oude Lutherse Kerk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260322
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SUMMARY:EHHSN: “Things Done Changed”: Hip Hop Futures for a World on Fire
DESCRIPTION:Things done changed. Over 30 years after Hip Hop studies began\, the genre has evolved globally—from 2Pac and The Notorious B.I.G. to trap\, drill\, and beyond—yet systemic inequalities persist. This Groningen conference examines Hip Hop’s transnational expressions\, its history\, and its future. Through panels\, keynotes\, archival sessions\, and live music programming by Homebase\, participants will reflect\, debate\, and imagine new directions for Hip Hop studies.\n\nRe/Presenting Europe has co-sponsored this event and is thrilled to heavily feature in the programme with project members\, Kim Dankoor\, Sherlock Teglt\, John Agesilas\, Jody Metcalfe\, Rachel Gillett\, and Isabella Hall Allen presenting at the conference.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/ehhsn-things-done-changed-hip-hop-futures-for-a-world-on-fire/
LOCATION:Groninger Museum
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260326
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SUMMARY:Book Launch: Cultural History for a Changing World.
DESCRIPTION:Can cultural history\, as practised currently\, be decolonial? If so\, how? Come and hear Rachel Gillett present the chapter “Finding the Decolonial in Cultural History” that she\, Angela Wanhalla & Giti Chandra contributed to this timely new book. Drinks and discussion follow\n\n.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/book-launch-cultural-history-for-a-changing-world/
LOCATION:Zalen van Zeven\, Boothstraat\, Utrecht.
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260420T163000
DTSTAMP:20260610T100333Z
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SUMMARY:Sphere of Belonging Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Re/Presenting Europe members together with fellows of ecologies of belonging at the NIAS will come together to host a full day workshop on “No Transformation without Representation”.\n\nThe workshop will be guided by Jody Metcalfe\, Farida Nabibaks\, Jonathan Tjien Fooh and Shivant Jhagroe.\n\nAll are welcome to join. Please email i.w.a.hallallen@uu.nl if you wish to join.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/sphere-of-belonging-workshop/
LOCATION:NIAS
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260425
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SUMMARY:Belonging to Academia – NIAS Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The third and final episode of the NIAS Studies of Belonging series explores how belonging works in academia\, and what can (and can’t) belong. This in-person symposium will take place at the KNAW – Trippenhuis.\n\nWe are happy\, as a project to co-sponsor this event and to have several of our researchers presenting at it.\n\nMartijn Sips & Zehra Çolak – Queering Belonging in Dutch Higher Education\n\nDaudi van Veen\, Onur Şahin\, Zakia Essanhaji\, F. Zehra Çolak & Dounia Bourabain – Racialized Joy in Academia: On Practicing Resistance and Freedom\n\nSaro Lozano Parra – Civics\, Belonging\, and Powerful Knowledge: An Analysis of Teachers’ Curriculum-Making and Teaching in Dutch Pre-Vocational Education
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/belonging-to-academia-nias-symposium/
LOCATION:KNAW – Trippenhuis
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260424T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260424T183000
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SUMMARY:Jan Willem Duyvendak Valedictory Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Jan Willem Duyvendak will deliver a valedictory lecture as Professor of Sociology\, titled “Where to Belong? Emotie\, de natie en de sociologie”.\n\nThe lecture and reception will take place in the Aula of the University\, Singel 411\, Amsterdam. Doors open at 16:00. All are welcome to attend and do not have to register.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/jan-willem-duyvendak-valedictory-lecture/
LOCATION:Aula UvA\, Singel 411\, Amsterdam.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260523
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260524
DTSTAMP:20260610T100135Z
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SUMMARY:OCAN’s screening of Changá
DESCRIPTION:As part of the ongoing Talkshow series in Den Helder\, Groningen\, Eindhoven\, and Rotterdam\, the Caribbean Dutch community in Amsterdam gathered this past Saturday for a special edition hosted by Stichting ProFor in Amsterdam Zuidoost. The event\, co-hosted by Re/Presenting Europe\, featured the first public screening of Changá by Prof. Dr Francio Guadeloupe\, followed by a panel discussion and audience conversation reflecting on belonging\, identity\, resilience\, and the lived experiences of Caribbean Dutch people in the European part of the Kingdom. Representatives from both the Windward and Leeward islands joined the dialogue\, highlighting the importance of community\, creativity\, and mutual support. \nDr. Jody Metcalfe\, one of the co-organizers\, had this to say ‘As a continuation of the Het Talkshow series\, co-created with Stichting Ocan\, we hosted another successful event focused on Dutch Caribbean Belonging in the Netherlands. The screening of the documentary Changá\, is inspired by the themes of the Talkshow Project\, specifically the challenges and successes of living in the Netherlands and unpacking the complexities of where “home” is. The event\, hosted at ProForin Bijlmer\, saw panellists Durwin Lynch and Kjelld Kroon engaging with the film’s content\, as well as their own experiences and reflections\, and foregrounding an audience discussion. We look forward to the next event on 13 June in Den Haag’
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/ocans-screening-of-changa/
LOCATION:Amsterdam
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260613T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260613T170000
DTSTAMP:20260610T100621Z
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SUMMARY:Talk Show OCAN
DESCRIPTION:The next Talkshow will take place\, following Amsterdam\, will feature the second Talkshow centred on Changá as part of the ongoing Re/Presenting Europe research project.\n\nResidents of The Hague are warmly invited to join the public discussion and actively participate in the conversation. How is life in The Hague? Do you feel at home and included in the city? Do Caribbean Dutch communities support one another enough? These are some of the questions we are eager to explore together.\n\nTo register\, simply send an email to talkshow@ocan.nl\, and feel free to invite others living in The Hague to join as well.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/talk-show-ocan/
LOCATION:PEP Den Haag\, located at Riviervismarkt 2\, 2513 AM\, Netherlands
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261008
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261009
DTSTAMP:20260610T095911Z
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SUMMARY:Keti Koti Tafel x Re/Presenting Europe Save the Date
DESCRIPTION:We had to postpone our Re/Presenting Europe x Keti Koti Tafel on Belonging in Academia\, scheduled for May. However\, we are thrilled to announce the new date: the 8th of October\, 2026. \nMark your calendars already\, and we hope to see many of you there.
URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/keti-koti-tafel-x-re-presenting-europe-save-the-date/
LOCATION:Floraweg 200\, Amsterdam\, 1032ZG Noord-Holland\, Nederland\, Floraweg 200\, Amsterdam\, North Holland\, 1032ZG\, Netherlands
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270530
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SUMMARY:Final Re/Presenting Europe Consortium Meeting\, Showcase\, and International Conference
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URL:https://re-presentingeurope.nl/event/final-re-presenting-europe-consortium-meeting-showcase-and-international-conference/
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