UNESCO RIELA: The sounds of integration

A wee bonus message for you all. Full show notes, including the names of the speakers and the languages: https://bit.ly/thesoundsofintegration

In this 7th episode in the series The Sounds of Good Books, Piki Diamond, Erdem Avşar and Nerea Bello speak with author Sarah Thomas about her book The Raven's Nest, belonging, language learning and indigeneity. For the full show notes, including biographies of the speakers and a glossary of Piki's words in Te Reo Maori, please visit https://bit.ly/thesoundsofintegration

This time we have a travel book for you: Free to Go by Esa Aldegheri. Esa talks to Katherine Mackinnon and Hannah Rose Thomas about her journey and the writing of the book and ends with a short reading, to give you a sense of her writing style. Not to be missed! For the full show notes, including biographies, please visit https://bit.ly/thesoundsofintegration

In this episode we hear from another visiting academic, Arianne Maraj, about her research on access to education for refugees in Quebec. Joining the conversation are Eva Hanna and Sawsan Abdelghany, both doing research in similar areas. For the full show notes, please go to https://bit.ly/thesoundsofintegration

Welcome to the first episode of our new series The sounds of our affiliates. In this episode you will hear visiting scholar Zoe Hogan in conversation with Pinar Aksu, Catrin Evans and Effie Samara. All four have done work and research in theatre and are discussing philosophical, ethical and political aspects of their work. For their bios, please see the show notes on our website https://bit.ly/the...

In this episode, Brittnee Leysen and Shanara Wallace take you on a journey from Alba (Scotland) to Aotearoa (New Zealand). Get comfortable, lean back, close your eyes and enjoy the journey! This soundscape was first played at the UNESCO RILA Spring School: The Arts of Integrating 2022. For the full show notes, please go to https://bit.ly/thesoundsofintegration

This is part 2 of the Dr Dan Fisher and Dr Hyab Yohannes' interview with Professor Alison Phipps about her experiences as the UNESCO Chair of Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts. The interview takes place in the context of the winding down of the second New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy (2018-2022) and its soon-to-be-born third iteration. See E35 for the first half. For the sho...

This episode was recorded on location at the Scottish Crannog Centre, an iron age museum in Kinross, Central Scotland. This summer, the UNESCO Chair for Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts ran a two-day Sustainability Takeover at the museum, featuring a range of sustainability-themed workshops and based around Dr Joanne Tippett and Fraser How’s project The RoundView. For the full sh...

In this episode, Assoc Prof Caroline Lenette, Dr Gameli Tordzro and Dr Lucy Cathcart-Frödén discuss Caroline's latest book "Participatory Action Research: Ethics and Decolonization". For the full show notes, please visit https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts.

Interviewers Dr Dan Fisher and Dr Hyab Yohannes interview Professor Alison Phipps about her experiences as the UNESCO Chair of Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts. The interview takes place in the context of the winding down of the second New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy (2018-2022) and its soon-to-be-born third iteration. For the full show notes please visit https://bit.ly/RI...

Bonus! In this episode, Aine McAllister tells us more about her background and the ideas that formed the basis for her poem (see episode 34 for more info). For the full show notes, please visit https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts.

In this track you will hear poems written by the three keynote poets - Nyashadzashe Chikumbu, Esa Aldegheri and Aine McAllister - we invited to the Spring School: The Arts of Integrating 2022 - "Our Shared Values". The poems were written on 11, 12 and 13 May 2022 respectively and reflect the poets' view of what happened at the event on those days. For the full show notes, please visit https://bit....

TW: death, suicide, rape, genocide, PTSD In this episode, UNESCO RILA Affiliate Artist Robert McNeil gets interviews by Erin Jessee (University of Glasgow) and Rachel Kerr (King's College London) about his book Grave Faces: A Forensic Technician's Story of Gathering Evidence of Genocide in Bosnia. For the full show notes, please visit https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts

In this episode you will hear Christian Hanser discuss his mobile Tiny Campus and his thinking around pop-up hospitalities. Recorded at the UNESCO RILA Spring School: The Arts of Integrating 2022. The first Tiny Campus pop-up event was organised by Michelle Thompson at the University of Freiburg (Germany) and more information about the idea can be found here: [www.tinycampusontour.eu] For the full...

This episode was recorded at the Spring School: The Arts of Integrating 2022 - "Our Shared Values" and is a guided workshop that is best done in pairs or small groups. In the first half, Saskia de Wildt explores ways to navigate conflicting values and ethics, before leading us on an exploration of our own in the second half. Tools needed: pen and paper. For the full show notes, please visit https:...

UNESCO RILA Affiliate Artist Sawsan Al-Areeqe shares three of her poems in Arabic and English. For the full show notes with Sawsan's biography, please visit https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts

Jason Oliver from the Scottish Crannog Centre talks about binary structures and a way forward after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tawona Sitholé reads out the Collaborative Keynote Listener Poem, created by participants of the UNESCO RILA Spring School: The Arts of Integrating in May 2021. For the transcript, please head over to https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts

Listen to Laura Phillips' presentation A Settler View from Ongoing Colonized Lands, presented at the Unsettled Objects: post-colonial perceptions of belonging, exile and home global forum on 28 September 2021. For the best experience, also view Laura's slides on our Slideshare page [https://www.slideshare.net/secret/nlKI5Uu3viiFTk]. For Laura's biography and abstract, please see the show notes [ht...

In this episode Dr Maria Grazia Imperiale will interview Dr Khawla Badwan on her latest book Language in a Globalised World: Social Justice Perspectives on Mobility and Contact, published by Palgrave McMillan in 2021. For the full show notes, please go to https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts.

In this second episode of our series The Sounds of Good Books, Alison Phipps, Charles Forsdick and Tawona Sitholé continue their conversation with Prof David Gramling from the University of British Columbia, about his latest book The Invention of Multilingualism. Read the full show notes on our website: bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts

This episode is a condensed version of a discussion we organised for Black History Month 2021, entitled Sensation of Blackness. Tawona Sitholé interviews Bella Matambanadzo, Ropafadzo Zinyuke and ShaNon Bobinger. Members of the audience also get involved. For the full show notes, please go to https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts.

In this first episode of our new series The Sounds of Good Books, Alison Phipps, Charles Forsdick and Tawona Sitholé enter into conversation with Prof David Gramling from the University of British Columbia, about his latest book The Invention of Multilingualism. Read the full show notes on our website: https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts

This episode is a condensed version of Neil Curtis's and Eve Haddow's discussion at Unsettled Objects: post-colonial perceptions of belonging, exile and home, which took place on 28-30 September 2021, in collaboration with Glasgow Museums. For the full show notes, please visit bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts.

In this episode we have tried to capture some of the thinking that came out of the Opening Ceremony of Unsettled Objects: post-colonial perceptions of belonging, exile and home, which took place on 28-30 September 2021, in collaboration with Glasgow Museums. For the full show notes, please visit bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts