Event Type: Indian Ocean Working Group

Showing 8 “Indian Ocean Working Group” posts

  • Women and the Sikh Diaspora

    This talk will chart the alternative transoceanic history in the South Asian diaspora among Sikh women through their speech and songs across the twentieth century.

    Two women wearing embroidered veils, one in red facing away from the camera and one in purple, stand among a blurred crowd in colorful attire, possibly at a cultural or religious event.
  • Of Voyages and Moorings

    The Contemporary Dhow Trade in the Western Indian Ocean.

    A woman with long, wavy dark hair, wearing a navy blue patterned top, smiles at the camera while standing on a beach with the ocean in the background.
  • The Seas and the Mobility of Islamic Art: A Book Discussion

    Tracing the currents of change that unite the visual and material culture of the Islamic world across space and time.

    Book cover for The Seas and the Mobility of Islamic Art, featuring an illustrated medieval ship at sea with sailors, animals, and sea creatures, alongside a teal panel with the title and editors’ names.
  • A Cure for Foolishness: Finding Goa in the Indian Ocean World

    By the Indian Ocean Working Group

    Picture of Jason in a white collared shirt, wearing glasses and looking at the camera, in front of a green plant wall
  • Piracy in Somalia: Violence and Development in the Horn of Africa

    Presented by the Indian Ocean Working Group (IOWG) at GU-Qatar

    Poster for Piracy in Somalia event
  • Captured at Sea: Piracy and Protection in the Indian Ocean

    A Loiy Hammad Memorial Lecture Series

    Captured at Sea book event
  • South East Asia and East Asia in Studies of the Indian Ocean World: Past, Present and Future

    Organized by the Indian Ocean Working Group

    Text reads: South East Asia and East Asia in Studies of the Indian Ocean World: Past, Present and Future
  • Indian Ocean Humanities: Current State, Future Directions

    A live webinar discussion by the Indian Ocean Working Group

    Indian Ocean Humanities: Current State, Future Directions