Andreas Sudmann (Regensburg) explores how a fruitful exchange between area studies and artificial intelligence (AI) could emerge, in particular in the context of the Global South.

Register by 6 April at graduiertenschule@ur.de.

Ana Nenadović (Berlin) explores how women's blogging in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa can form a Femisphere that enables transnational connections that contribute to critiques of patriarchy, Eurocentrism and coloniality.

In this semester's final Research Colloquium session Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni will speak about the connection between knowledge and coloniality. This event is organized in cooperation with the CITAS KNOW-IN network.

Sérgio Costa (Berlin) traces the historical, transregional, multidimensional and intersectional factors that contribute to inequality, with the African diaspora in Latin America providing a case study showing the relevance of an entangled approach to inequalities.