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Man demonstrating indigo dyeing process in Daboya, Ghana while the title "Indigo as Pedgagogy Field School 2024" appears in white letters at the center of the screen; Credit: HAB and IAS Ghana

Indigo as Pedagogy Field School (2024)

A Looming Past (2010)

The Indigo Factory (2024)

A Shared Locale

Read more about A Shared Locale

GATRODI (Gender Asymmetry in the Transmission of Odissi Dance in India)

Read more about GATRODI (Gender Asymmetry in the Transmission of Odissi Dance in India)

River Cities Network (RCN)

Read more about River Cities Network (RCN)

Youth on the Move (YOTM)

Read more about Youth on the Move (YOTM)

The Knowledge House for Craft (KHC)

Read more about The Knowledge House for Craft (KHC)

China-Africa Fashion Power (CAPF)

Read more about China-Africa Fashion Power (CAPF)

Issue 2 of the Special Volume on Feminism, IJBS (2024)

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The Humanities Across Borders programme (HAB) is initiated and coordinated by the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS) with support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and partner institutes. It is hosted by IIAS, a postdoctoral research centre based in the Netherlands. The contents of this website are the sole responsibility of HAB and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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