The moral economy of the global crowd: The popular politics of economic crises

This lecture analyses the cost-of-living protests as properly political acts, varied in their specifics and contexts, but driven by common principles regarding the basic right to protections of everyday life.

W. E. B. Du Bois and his strange synthesis of spirituality and sociology

Despite the newfound attention, few critically engage the complicated and contradictory uses of divinity, prayers, transcendental virtues, and otherworldly dimensions that circulate within Du Boisian social theory.

Department of Education Inaugural Lectures

Join the Department of Education for inaugural lectures from Professor Kathryn Asbury and Professor Danijela Trenkic.

Reinventing citizenship amidst democratic decline - Colloquium 2

A virtual gathering of activists, practitioners, and academics across the world who will together take a critical look at citizenship in an interdisciplinary context.

The Revolution will not be supervised! Teaching computers to see with self supervised learning

An accessible introduction to supervised deep learning and a description of a recent idea called "self-supervised learning"