The Centre for Minorities Research (CMR) supports academic dialogue and real-time action on one of the most urgent global challenges of our time: achieving meaningful, intersectional engagement with vulnerable populations. Bringing together an outstanding team from across the University of St Andrews and beyond, CMR facilitates cutting-edge research, interdisciplinary debate, and knowledge application to promote empowerment and engagement with minority issues.
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New UNESCO Chair Series: Perspectives of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Event Details: The UNESCO Chair on Applied Studies of Intangible Cultural Heritage (University of Tartu, Estonia) is launching a new series highlighting global research and initiatives on intangible cultural heritage — and everyone is welcome to join! We’re delighted that the first hybrid meeting features our very own: Rory James Cassie (University of St Andrews)“You…
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Displacement: Movement, Memory, and Belonging Event
Event Details: This event will explore the histories and human experiences of displacement across the twentieth century, examining how forced migration and resettlement have shaped identities, communities, and nations. Whether through war and conflict, ideological division, or the search for new opportunities, displacement leaves intelligible marks on the human experience. Through film viewing, talks, and discussions,…
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Rory Cassie Awarded Estonian National Grant for 2025
Researcher and CMR Associate, Rory James Cassie, a PhD candidate in Social Anthropology, has been awarded the Estonian National Grant for Researchers and Academic Staff 2025. This prestigious and highly competitive scholarship is provided by the Estonian Education and Youth Board. The funding will enable him to spend this semester with the Cultural Institute of…
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