The Birkbeck Institute for the Study of Antisemitism holds seminars, workshops and conferences for scholars, and lectures, discussions and film screenings that are open to everyone.
SEMINAR SERIES | ANTISEMITISM NOW
Exploring how Black radicals in Harlem began to articulate a new analysis of race and class which drew them, increasingly, to analyse anti-Jewish violence in revolutionary Russia, Brendan McGeever uncovers a multidirectional account of the pogrom; one that envelops both Black and Jewish histories.
Seminar | For Scholars
Eliana Hadjisavvas explores the history of Jewish refugees and political detainees held in detention camps in Cyprus and Kenya at the end of WWII, offering a unique perspective on the end of the British Empire.
The founding principle of the Institute is that the study of antisemitism is vital to understanding racialization, racism and religious intolerance.