The Alternative Anthropologist
Our next guest speaker for episode 20 on 'Turning Negatives into Postives' features independent scholar, Dr Mounia Mnouer, who will be talking about rediscovering her family's history during the colonization of Morocco. ******* I am an Indigenous, Muslim North African, specifically from Morocco. I reside in Arizona, in a beautiful mountain town north of the… Continue reading Dr Mounia Mnouer on ‘Turning Negatives into Positives’
Dr Ann Wand sits down with community storyteller, Dr Joanna Gilar to discuss her newest project, 'The Giant's Garden', designed to encourage literacy and sustainable interaction for children and their parents. https://soundcloud.com/coffeeandcocktails/episode-9-how-storytelling-and-ecology-can-promote-environmental-awareness *Like the topics we’re discussing? Consider becoming a Patreon member for as little as £1 per month to help finance our team to explore new… Continue reading Episode 9- How storytelling and ecology can promote environmental awareness
https://soundcloud.com/user-579024727/podcast-6-english-language-policy-and-uk-security Dr Kamran Khan from the University of Lleida, in Catalonia, Spain and visitor at King's College, London tells us about his most recent work on citizenship, ESOL policy and (Islamophobic) suspicion in the UK. https://soundcloud.com/coffeeandcocktails/podcast-6-english-language-policy-and-uk-security *Like the topics we're discussing? Consider becoming a Patreon member for as little as £1 per month to help finance… Continue reading Coffee & Cocktails: Podcast 6- English language policy and UK security
Constance Mbassi Manga, doctoral researcher at Lancaster University, talks about migratory issues faced by Cameroonian ex-pats in the UK, France and US and how identity is made sense of through the use of Camfranglais. https://soundcloud.com/coffeeandcocktails/episode-5-the-use-of-camfranglais-amongst-the-diaspora *Like the topics we're discussing? Consider becoming a Patreon member for as little as £1 per month to help finance our… Continue reading Coffee & Cocktails Episode 5: The use of Camfranglais amongst the diaspora
Two academics, Samantha Goodchild and Miriam Weidl, from SOAS, University of London discuss their research with Dr Ann Wand regarding translanguaging practices in two Senegalese villages in the Casamance region and how their research can be used to understand how language learning can develop thanks to local mobility practices. https://soundcloud.com/coffeeandcocktails/coffee-cocktails-episode-3-translanguaging-in-senegal Here's their link to online… Continue reading Coffee & Cocktails Episode 3: Translanguaging in Senegal
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