Archive for the ‘COLLABORATIONS’ Category
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x:talk project
The x:talk project is a space to organise and empower workers in the sex industry and to encourage critical interventions around the issues of MIGRATION, GENDER and LABOUR. The x:talk project is a sex worker-led workers co-operative which approaches language teaching…
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Fisheries Development Division, Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency
Fisheries development at FFA develops the capacity of members to sustainably harvest, process and market tuna to create livelihoods and economic profits. http://www.ffa.int/fisheries_development
Collective members involved include: Liam Campling
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gComm(o)ns
gComm(o)ns are currently rapidly developing open-process features for academic publishing and conference organisation.
Centre collective members involved include: Mr Toni Prug
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Countermapping QMary
A group of researchers set out to map the ways in which migration, border technologies, surveillance and monetary flows intersect with the university as a place of work and study.
http://countermappingqmary.blogspot.com/
Centre collective members who are involved include: Mr Bue…
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Ephemera: Theory and Politics in Organization
Ephemera encourages contributions that explicitly engage with theoretical and conceptual understandings of organizational issues, organizational processes, and organizational life.
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Critical Action – Centre in Movement
CACIM (the India Institute for Critical Action – Centre in Movement) is an initiative towards cultivating and nurturing a culture of critical reflexivity and action in individual and public work. In principle we expect to work in many fields, but our…
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Lateral
Lateral, an e-publishing platform of the Cultural Studies Association U.S.A is a digital journal and production site designed to foster experimentation and collaboration across academic disciplines and other sectors of cultural production. The CSA invites critical studies of culture and…
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The NGO Clinic
Founded at the School of Business and Management, Queen Mary, University of London, the NGO Clinic is dedicated to the development of a pro bono culture in U.K. business schools.
www.ngoclinic.org