Written by Alok Das The Kitchen in the Tree House This letter is a story about falling, institutions, and the worlds that emerge when recognition refuses to arrive. Dear Alok,Continue reading “A Love Letter to the Self (Part III)”
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“We want more students from your background”: The privilege of almost passing as a home student
Written by Julia Bohlmann (University of Glasgow) I came to the UK as an international student, but for reasons I wish to explore here this label was rarely applied toContinue reading ““We want more students from your background”: The privilege of almost passing as a home student”
A Love Letter to the Self (Part II)
Written by Alok Das Part II: Remembering the Beginning: Wilting This piece returns to the beginning—but not to origin myths or womb stories. Instead, it asks a hard question: WhatContinue reading “A Love Letter to the Self (Part II)”
A Love Letter to the Self (Part I)
Written by Alok Das Forward: RIS is pleased to invite colleagues to engage in Alok’s wisdom through this new blog series, which encourages us to be reflective of mobility’s meanings. Our field isContinue reading “A Love Letter to the Self (Part I)”