About Stella Grover
My name is Stella and I’m a scholar of 2023/2024 Laidlaw cohort. I am about to embark on my second year at the University of Leeds to study French and History.
This summer I shall begin my research project ‘Identifying South East Asians in the French Resistance’ wherein I plan to contribute to the decolonisation of French military history, diversifying our perception of the soldiers and individuals who participated and were affected by the Resistance Movement.
Home is the southern coastal town of Eastbourne and in my spare time I play Women’s Cricket for the University of Leeds.
I am interested in all things feminist, intersectional, colonial and sociological, if you have any questions about my research or can recommend any new books or podcasts for a fellow culture vulture, feel free to get in touch with me (Linkedin works too!)
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This is so good Meg, you should be so proud.
This is simply brilliant...
This is brilliant Claire. This is what I love about the Laidlaw community, I hadn't even heard of a Scottish Esperanto population! Thank you for the fascinating read, beautifully written and clearly executed. I love this.
Have just seen you have a podcast episode about it too... amazing. Listening asap.
This is brilliant Claire. This is what I love about the Laidlaw community, I hadn't even heard of a Scottish Esperanto population! Thank you for the fascinating read, beautifully written and clearly executed. I love this.
This looks absolutely fascinating Claire! This is so pertinent and so emotionally powerful. Listening to your podcast immediately.
Thank you Noura, not only does this read beautifully but I found it insightful and incredibly interesting. Good luck with the rest of your research.
I'm looking forward to hearing more about this Sebastian, an incredibly interesting topic.
This looks fantastic!