Why do they go after universities?
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Why do they go after universities? Feedback loops between academic repression and democratic backsliding, and advice from the coalface: A panel discussion reflecting on academic freedom and democracy, the people and forces working against them both, and what we can do.
To register to attend, RSVP here.
This event is proudly a part of the Australian Festival of Democracy and Human Rights.
To register to attend, RSVP here.
This event is proudly a part of the Australian Festival of Democracy and Human Rights.
Stephan Lewandowsky is the chair of cognitive psychology at the School of Psychological Science, Bristol University.
Melis Ulug is a social and peace psychologist at the University of Sussex.
Yasemin Acar is a social psychologist at the University of St Andrews who studies academic repression and collective action.
Gill Boehringer is a human rights and environmental activist, formerly a law professor, who is a Panelist on the People’s Inquiry into Restrictions on Free Speech and Academic Freedom at Universities, and who works with Scholars at Risk.
