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Hybrid

Date & time:

21 Nov 2024, 14:00 – 15:30

The Locked Safe: A Family Memoir by Miriam David

How might historical experiences of refugee and migrant communities help us to understand their continuing experiences of trauma and lack of safety?

Students in a Warsaw library in the 1930s. Credit: Narodowe Archiwum Cyfrowe via Wikimedia Commons.
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The Locked Safe: A Family Memoir by Miriam David

Professor Miriam E. David

Professor Emerita of Sociology of Education

UCL IOE

She has been a teacher, researcher, and head of department in various universities in England and the USA.

Her research focuses on education, family, feminism and gender.

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Cost

Free

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All

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Yes

Organiser

Colleen Howell

colleen.howell@ucl.ac.uk

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