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Professor David Herd to speak about Refugee Tales at Maastricht University

By | 14 May 2021

Professor of Modern Literature, David Herd, will be giving a talk at Maastricht University on Tuesday 18 May at 20.00 titled, ‘Refugee Tales: writers tell … Read more

The University of Kent to host a UK leg of The Walk

By | 11 May 2021

The University is delighted to have been chosen by Good Chance Theatre to host a UK leg of The Walk, an 8000km travelling festival of … Read more

Refugee Tales project reaches school students in lockdown

By | 29 January 2021

The Refugee Tales project recently notched up another success. Since 2015, Refugee Tales has enriched the national conversation about migration and the situation of refugees. Inspired by Chaucer’s Canterbury … Read more

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