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Yasmin Gunaratnam is a sociologist with a focus on the types of inequality and injustices that are produced and remade through processes of inclusion and dispossession at both local and global levels. She joined King's College London in September 2021, having previously taught in the Sociology department at Goldsmiths, where she was also co-director of the Centre for Feminist Research. In addition to her academic work, Yasmin is a trained yoga teacher and explores the relationship between contemplative practices and social justice pedagogy. Her research interests encompass various fields such as anti-racism, feminist theory, and the dynamics of dying and care within diasporic communities. Yasmin teaches modules on understanding the social world and the principles and methods of social research, and is available to supervise PhD students in areas related to diaspora, race and racism, feminist theory, illness and disability, as well as issues around death and dying.
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