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Remi Joseph-Salisbury is a Reader in the Department of Sociology at the University of Manchester, specializing in the study of racisms and antiracisms, particularly in the contexts of education and policing. In 2023, he was awarded the Philip Leverhulme Prize in recognition of his impactful research in educational settings related to policing. Remi has authored an extensive range of works addressing institutional racism within compulsory schooling, the dynamics of whiteness in higher education, police presence in schools, and the abolition of police. He is the lead author of the British Sociological Association's influential report ‘Race and Ethnicity in British Sociology’ and co-authored 'Anti-Racist Scholar-Activism' (2021), which was recognized with the Society for Professors of Education Outstanding Book Award in 2023. His publication history includes co-editing 'Fire Anti-racism: Explicit Racial Violence' (2018) and authoring ‘Black Mixed Race Men’ (2018), which won the BSA’s Philip Abrams Prize. A speaker at national and international conferences including Glastonbury and Rototom, he is involved with the Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity and the Stuart Hall Foundation, contributing to advocacy and research focusing on racial justice in educational contexts and policing.
University of Manchester • Manchester, ENG
Conducting research and teaching in sociology with a focus on racism, antiracism, and policing in educational settings.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.