Discussing Decolonisation 2025/26 Summer Finale
York St John University
Apply NowCurious about how colonial histories shape migration and surveillance? Join York St John’s one-day hybrid finale to explore migrant justice, hear Dr Monish Bhatia, connect with early‑career researchers and community organisers, and build insights for your studies and activism.
Discussing Decolonisation 2025/26 Summer Finale is a one-day hybrid event organised by York St John University that explores migrant justice, border abolition, and the colonial histories underpinning contemporary migration and surveillance regimes. The programme (10:00-16:30 BST) includes a livestreamed keynote by Dr Monish Bhatia (University of York), a hybrid panel featuring postgraduate and early-career researchers, and a plenary discussion with local community organisers and scholar-activists.
The day also includes a film screening and opportunities for audience Q&A and discussion. The event is free and open to all, with refreshments provided for in-person participants. Attendees may join on campus at the Creative Centre Auditorium (York St John University) or online via MS Teams; booking through Eventbrite requires selecting either an in-person or online ticket.
Dr Monish Bhatia
26 Jun 2026 – 26 Jun 2026
Location
- Event is free and open to all (no eligibility restrictions stated).
- Attendees may choose in-person or online (MS Teams) attendance when booking.
Event is free to attend. Refreshments provided for in-person attendees. Attendees must select 'in person' or 'online' when booking.
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