Webinar

Professor David Hopkins 'Unleashing Greatness – a strategy for school improvement '

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Decolonising Refugee Students' Education

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In the last few years, the discourse on migratory flows in Europe has been dominated by the idea of crisis, with more than 26 million refugees and asylum-seekers currently worldwide. In this webinar, Prof Dovigo will illustrate how this narrative preserves the Eurocentric imaginary that helps maintain exclusionary practices based on a neo-colonial approach to refugee education.

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'Towards an Intersectional Understanding of Inclusive Education: Introducing DisCrit'

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In this webinar, Dr. Migliarini will introduce the original tenets of DisCrit, and how they have expanded beyond education and across geographical spaces

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Do we need a special tribunal for aggression for Ukraine?

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The webinar will consider the desirability of the creation of a Special Tribunal for Aggression to adjudicate Russia's acts of aggression in  Ukraine since the Russian invasion of 24 February 2022. The speakers will consider this question from a Ukrainian and an international perspective.

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Prosecuting war crimes in Ukraine: A Ukrainian Perspective

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The Department of Law and Criminology invites you to the first in a series of webinars on the international law implications of the Russian invasion of the Ukraine.   The webinar will consider the question of the prosecution of war crimes committed in Ukraine since the Russian invasion of 24 February 2022.

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