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home about events lucas schools project study africa yasn people blog search site search for: leeds african studies bulletin tributes articles book reviews further african studies links postgraduate scholarships the lucas book distribution scheme archival material lucas postgraduates general enquiries leeds university centre for african studies c/o polis, social sciences building, university of leeds leeds ls2 9jt tel: 0113 343 5069 [email protected] lucas schools project coordinator richard borowski [email protected] you are here: home search site search for: home find out more about leeds university symposium in honour of bishop christopher senyonjo we are delighted to announce that the university of leeds is awarding an honorary degree to rev. christopher senyonjo, one of the few religious leaders in uganda, and indeed in africa, who actively supports members of the lgbt (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community and advocates for the recognition of their human rights and that a symposium will be held to celebrate this occasion on wednesday 18 july at the university of leeds organised by lucas in conjunction with the centre for religion and public life. for more information, including on details of how to register for the symposium, please see here . leeds african studies bulletin #79 (winter 2017-18) out now the latest issue of leeds african studies bulletin, no. 79 (winter 2017-18) is now online and available to download here . our bulletin this year reflects our commitment to publishing authors based on the continent, to highlighting the achievements of leeds’ graduate students, and to reflecting our city’s complex and evolving relationship with africa. emmanuel adeniyi’s article employs linguistic analysis of yoruba poetry to draw out new meaning from writings about identity crisis, the transatlantic slave trade and diaspora. lauren devine, winner of the lionel cliffe prize, critiques occidental consumerist paternalism in her article’s analysis of sensationalist accounts of african child-soldiers. marika sherwood, in her article on the all colonial peoples conferences of 1945 reminds us of the vital role played by advocates of pan-african unity in challenging assumptions of imperial reconstruction after the second world war. max farrar, emily zobel marshall and guy farrar draw together the local and global heritage which has shaped the leeds carnival, and emphasise its enduring radical, socially-engaged character. the deadline for contributions for next years issue is 1 september 2018 – please get in touch for more information and / or see our call for contributions here . women of the global south and its diasporas the women’s paths research group at the university of leeds have organised a symposium on tuesday 5 june 2018 on ‘women of the global south and its diasporas: rights, representation, activism’ – registration is now open – for more details please see here final lucas seminars our final lucas seminar will see akin iwilade, lecturer in african studies at leeds, give a paper on ‘everyday youth mobilisations in the nigerian oil delta’ on friday 1 june at 4pm grant room, school of history – michael sadler building 311 – for an abstract and more information please see our events page here . finding africa series on theorising africa begins the finding africa team are delighted to be opening our theorising africa session with a screening, discussion and interview with the ugandan director, patience nitumwesiga, who will be speaking to ruth kelly about two short films made in kampala last year. the event, titled ‘art and ways of knowing in uganda’, will take place on tuesday 13 february 2018 at the leeds humanities research institute (lhri) seminar room 1 at 4pm. this event, which is hosted in collaboration with lucas, is open to all and entrance is free – for more information please see here memory and performance in african-atlantic futures a major three-day international conference will be held on 31 august – 2 september 2018 at the university of leeds on ‘memory and performance in african-atlantic futures’, for more information and to register please see the conference website here lucas seminar series – spring term the spring 2018 lucas seminar series begins with a joint lucas and centre for religion and public life research seminar with professor birgit meyer (utrecht) on ‘studying religion in and from africa’. this will take place on thursday 25 january 2018, 5pm, parkinson building (b.09) – for an abstract and more information please see here . professor ato quayson to give the lucas annual lecture we are delighted to announce that professor ato quayson, university professor at the university of toronto and visiting professor of african and postcolonial literature at new york university, will give the lucas annual lecture on wednesday 6 december 2017 at 5.30pm in the rupert beckett lecture theatre, michael sadler building [please note slightly later start and slightly different venue to previously advertised]. professor quayson’s lecture – which is supported by the institute for colonial and postcolonial studies at leeds – is entitled ‘conscripts of colonial modernity in chinua achebe’s rural novels’. it is free and there is no need to book in advance, for more information please see here . lucas seminar series – autumn term we regret that the planned lucas seminar with eritrean writer alemseged tesfai on ‘british colonialism in eritrea, 1941-1950’ has had to be cancelled due to visa difficulties. for other upcoming seminars please see our events page . call for papers for the finding africa seminar series 2018 finding africa , which is based at the university of leeds, has announced its seminar cfp for the academic year 2017/2018, based around the theme of “theorising africa” with all topics welcome – for more details please see here conversations in black history series the university of leeds conversations in black history series returns on tuesday 17 october at leeds west indian centre, with a discussion of ‘toussaint louverture, the haitian revolution and haiti today’, featuring a book launch, roundtable discussion and poetry – for more details please see here the algerian war of independence in the present registration is now open for a two day conference at the university of leeds on 7-8 september, rupture, repression, repetition? the algerian war of independence in the present . lucas joins aegis leeds university centre for african studies has recently been accepted as a member of the africa-europe group for interdisciplinary studies (aegis), a research network of european studies centres which aims to create synergies between experts and institutions. with primary emphasis on social sciences and humanities, aegis’ main goal is to improve understanding about contemporary african societies. it is excellent news for lucas that we are now part of this network and we look forward to being able to help contribute to developing aegis’ important work. new lecturer in african studies post at lucas lucas are currently looking to hire a new lecturer in african studies (three years, fixed term post- ref ahcfo1010) – if you think this could be you please see here for more details on how to apply and feel free to contact lucas director dr. shane doyle (school of history) if you have any queries arising. the closing date for applications is monday 10 july 2017. yasn conference – migration and transition – roots and routes the next yorkshire african studies network conference will be on ‘migration and transition – roots and routes’ and will take place at the university of hull, on 18 th and 19 th may 2017 – for the programme and more details on registration please see here upcoming finding africa seminars the african feminisms series continues with discussions of ‘mossane (safi faye, 1997) and djanta (tahirou tassere ouedraogo, 2006): intersections of feminism with ethnic identity’ by monika kukolova on thursday 9

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