Events

Navigating new pathways for our rights, our land and common justice - 21 June 2022

21 June 2022 09.30 – 16:30 (Uk time), Scottish Universities Insight Institute (SUII) Collins Building, 22 Richmond St, Glasgow, G1 1XQ

The event is part of the Scottish Universities Insight Institute supported project, (Un)earthing new pathways for a justice transition: cultivating hope and food on contested terrains in Scotland, Amazon and the Arctic, that has been opening dialogue with communities of struggle and practice towards equitable land access and use, food production and land reform with justice.

Slave-like work, environmental degradation and globalised commodity chains - 20 June 2022

20 June 2022 09:30 – 18:00 (Uk time)

CPEL Seminar series - 3 November 2021

Speakers: Dr Charles Umney (Leeds University Business School) and Professor Ian Greer (Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labour Relations)

3 November 2021 13:30 – 15:00 (Uk time)

Amazonian destruction, Bolsonaro and COVID-19: Neoliberalism unchained

One year under the pandemic - international perspectives & lessons

Engajamento público e redes de solidariedade

Como parte do terceiro estágio do projeto, essas atividades integram a série de discussões públicas que buscam construir alianças e aproximar representantes do poder público de liderancas regionais de imigrantes residentes nos corredores migrantórios no Brasil.

Putting the university to work: technology-mediated extraction of land and labour from UK universities

This webniar discusses how technologically-induced transformation to academic knowledge production has increasingly subsumed the functionality of the university towards market-oriented profiteering, while producing new divisions of labour.

Seminário Global Virtual: Empoderando a Voz dos Migrantes

Live da RCP: Efeitos da COVID-19 Mundo Afora: Desafios Sanitários e Perspectivas Solidárias

Meeting: COVID-19 and the Amazon: community threats and resistance to pandemic and corporate plunder (7pm, 13th May 2020 on Zoom)

This webinar will provide an informed overview and discussion on the risk being posed to indigenous, fishing, agro-extractive and African-descendent 'Quilombo' communities by COVID-19 and their proximity to still functioning hydro and mineral and complexes that are considered as 'key industries' by Brazil's government.

Trabalho Migrante

Launch of The Centre for the Political Economy of Labour (11-15 November)

Please see registration details for the launch of the Centre for the Political Economy of Labour here, or select 'Read More' to see the programme. You can also download the programme as a PDF.

Festival de trabalho e ideias (Brazil - October 12th 2019)

The second of two Brazil-based workshops.

Festival de trabalho e ideias (Brazil - October 5th and 12th 2019)

The first of two Brazil-based workshops. Use the Read More link to see a full report of the event.