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On Thursday 3 December the Centre for Caribbean and Diaspora Studies (CCDS) and Centre for Feminist Research host a spoken word performance by Toni Stuart: poet, festival organiser and educator, recently named on the South African Mail & Guardian’s list of inspiring young South Africans.

Goldsmiths researchers will introduce a multimedia response to migrant journeys, present an exhibition created by the academically marginalised, and collaborate with refugees in Paris, at the only UK-wide national festival of the humanities.

Primary page content. Now Open: Migrant Futures postdoctoral fellowships. Goldsmiths has launched a call for two exciting new Migrant Futures Postdoctoral Fellowships, made possible through the generous support of Oak Foundation. These fellowships

Two recent graduates from the Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ MA Writing for Performance and Dramaturgy degree have won Judges Awards from the prestigious Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting 2015 - a competition which this year saw almost 2,000 scripts submitted.

A pilot study by Goldsmiths psychologists has shown that in one academic year, children who took more than one hour of extra curricular individual music lessons per week developed significantly better hand/eye coordination and nonverbal reasoning skills than their peers, who received less than one hour of statutory group music lessons.

Words have a physical effect on brain activity, scientists at Goldsmiths claim in research that confirms that brain mechanisms are essential for creating meaning as well as being the basis for learning.

Goldfish is a yearly anthology of work produced by the students on the MA in Creative and Life writing programme at Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ

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