Black British Civil Rights

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  Hannah Francis

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Black British History, Inclusive Teaching and Curriculum Reform

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  Nick Brown

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  The Significance of Magazine Publishing for Black British Art

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  Rudy Loewe

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Unattributable Briefs: Painting and Drawing Black Resistance Histories in the English speaking Caribbean, 1969-1974

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  Lillian Crawford

  Media and performance arts

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Television Drama in Transition: Screen Two, the Single Play, and the Television Film

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  Dana Hajaj

  Media and performance arts

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Developing a TV Drama for the Misrepresented: British Female Arab Actors

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  Claire Hamlett

  Histories and philosophies

  University of Roehampton London

  Animals as builders: Exploring animal buildings as sites of agency, rights, and politics

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  Xi (Bonnie) Liu

  Languages and literatures

  Royal Holloway University of London

  A Cross-Century Communication between Elizabeth Gaskell and Virginia Woolf via “the Chinese Katherine Mansfield”: Narrative Legacy across Time and Space

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  Joana Chicau

  Media and performance arts

  University of the Arts London

  Human-Computer Counter-Choreographies

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  Regan Ebsworth

  Histories and philosophies

  Brunel University London

  Resistance, Collaboration, and the Spaces in Between: the Internment of British Citizens in France, 1935-1955

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  Kirara Akashi

  Languages and literatures

  University of Roehampton London

  Edward Gorey’s Neo-Victorian Picturebooks: Unravelling the Dark Humours of Childhood Culture

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  Soumyaseema Mandal

  Royal Holloway University of London

  “Lesbian?”... “She no Lebanese. She Punjabi!”: Tracing the experiences of working-class, queer British South Asian women, 1970s to 1990s