Latin-America

History · Social Justice & Human Rights

Why we need a statue of Anton de Kom in The Hague

Have you heard of Anton de Kom? Do you know why there is a monument of him in Amsterdam? If this name does not ring a bell for you, keep on reading (and also do if it does!).

C. Rapp + 1 other • 15-06-2021

Environment & Society

A dialogue outside the classroom: First International Studies conference for and by BA students in The Hague

On Saturday, the 6th April 2019, the BASIS Latin American Committee, in collaboration with the Programme Board of International Studies and the Faculty of Humanities, organized the first conference for and by BAIS students in the Campus The Hague.

F.J. López • 04-07-2019

Culture & Language

The Aesthetics of Resistance in the Afro-Brazilian Diaspora

On 20 November, BA IS hosted an event connected to the 2018 Brazil Week, which, since it was first set up by Sara Brandellero and Marianne Wiesebron in 2013, has been organized for six years now by staff and students working in Brazilian Studies in the Latin American Programme at Leiden.

Dr. S.L.A. Brandellero + 1 other • 27-11-2018

Blogs

Why we need a statue of Anton de Kom in The Hague

A dialogue outside the classroom: First International Studies conference for and by BA students in The Hague

The Aesthetics of Resistance in the Afro-Brazilian Diaspora