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UnDoing at the Castlefield Gallery, 26th May
22nd March 2019

The first Storytelling Research Group talk for SODA will be given by Andrew Kötting, 26th Mar
21st March 2019

Nobody Could Say our Heart was not in the Right Place: The Labour Party and British Overseas Development at the End of Empire, 3rd Apr
21st March 2019

Video: RTP 18-19: Core Skills: The RD2/Annual Review – Prof. Steve Miles – 06-03-19
20th March 2019

The Dark City – Not Quite Light, 30th Mar
16th March 2019

Julia Welland: Ms Veteran America Contest and Women Service Personnel/Veteran’s Relationship with US Military Power, 27th Mar
16th March 2019

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The Man Met, Arts and Humanities Postgraduate Community closed group is for taught and research postgraduate students in the Postgraduate Arts and Humanities Centre (PAHC). The group is managed by Kate Johnson, the Faculty Postgraduate Student Experience Support Tutor and the PAHC Social Media Assistant, Magda Marchowska-Raza (magda@harts.online). The group aims to provide information for PAHC postgraduate students, advertise events of interest and build a thriving and supportive cross- faculty PG community.

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