Join us tomorrow for a webinar with the Centre for Asian Studies in Africa at the University of Pretoria where we will be discussing the complex entanglements between struggles over land and control over territories
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What does it mean to be a University for the Public Good?

How do you bring together researchers from different disciplines to work on projects?

We spoke to York Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre to find out ⤵️
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📆Join IGDC, CAHR, and the Department of Politics & International Relations on 21 May as we explore the political and legal reflections on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

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Join us on 20 May for a webinar with the Centre for Asian Studies in Africa at the University of Pretoria where we will be discussing the complex entanglements between struggles over land and control over territories
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Join our YESI International Fellows Seminar with Dr Ummi Khalthum Mohammed from Bayero University Kano, assessing the factors that shape the resilience + vulnerability of rural women in the face of recurring floods.

7 May ➡️ ow.ly/zfjj50RqGA6

Department of Environment and Geography York Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre

William Harnden spoke at an IGDC event last week about the challenges and successes of community-led development, drawing on examples from Africa and Asia. Thanks to all who came and engaged in the discussions!

IGDC PhD students Stella Nwawulu Chiemela, Luqman Muraina, and Aasim Sheikh's blog has been in the EADI newsletter!

Read the whole blog on our website here: york.ac.uk/igdc/news/news…

The IGDC is a major interdisciplinary centre for research and partnership based at the University of York.

We develop innovative people-focused solutions to address urgent and structural challenges of global development.

Find out more york.ac.uk/igdc/about-us/

Join William Harnden (Managing Director of Connected Development) on 23 April for a seminar where he will present three context specific case studies of grassroots community-led development efforts from members within its network.
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Join William Harnden (Managing Director of Connected Development) on 23 April for a seminar where he will present three context specific case studies of grassroots community-led development efforts from members within its network.
Book your tickets here tinyurl.com/54ty5s5a

Check out the news and blogs page on our website to keep updated with what is going on at the IGDC! york.ac.uk/igdc/news/

Global Development PhD student Enoch Andranyi has written this article about joined-up governance for more complementary interactions between expanding artisanal small-scale gold mining and agriculture from a Ghana perspective journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Join William Harnden (Managing Director of Connected Development) on 23 April for a seminar where he will present three context specific case studies of grassroots community-led development efforts from members within its network.
Book your tickets here tinyurl.com/54ty5s5a

Happening tomorrow 👇🌍

Maximising UK adaptation to climate change research projects york.ac.uk/yesi/events/20…

YESI #climateaction #research

It was fantastic to host 3 brilliant speakers at the first CASA-IGDC webinar with 𝗔𝗹𝗳 𝗚𝘂𝗻𝘃𝗮𝗹𝗱 𝗡𝗶𝗹𝘀𝗲𝗻 today. Discussions touched on indigenous rights to land in relation to militarization, colonial cartography, co-optation and law as a radical space to enact change. York Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre

IGDC PhD students Stella Nwawulu Chiemela, Luqman Muraina, and Aasim Sheikh give an overview of the 2023 IGDC Research Away Day key theme: decolonising development research.

Read the blog in full here york.ac.uk/igdc/news/

Join us for a round table with 3 expert speakers where they will explore how indigenous people’s mobilizations for political recognition, electoral influence and social justice are entangled with struggles for land in various Asian and African countries. tinyurl.com/y7aue2sv

Global Development students are raising funds for their Ghana research trip tomorrow in the Environment Building at the University of York! 🍰🍪🧁

🔦 Spotlight on York Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre
'We’re interested in interconnectivity and understanding development as a global project rather than one that only takes place in “developing countries”,” explains Centre Director, Professor Jon Ensor.
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📆Today is World Health Day which is celebrated annually and each year draws attention to a specific health topic of concern to people all over the world.

Our blog from May last year explores the public health implications of flood risk management york.ac.uk/igdc/news/news…