Curators: John Erni and Louis Ho Inspired by the In(ex)ception: Summer camp and thematic exhibition (2018) curated by John Erni and Louis Ho, which aims to encourage interaction between different generations and ethnic groups through […]
Closing keynote by Prof John Erni. More about the event. Digital Citizenship in Asia Cultural Research Centre 12 October 2018 Department of Communication and New Media National University of Singapore
Press Release by HKBU Public Affairs (reposted) Hong Kong Baptist University held an inaugural lecture yesterday (10 September) by Professor John Erni, who was awarded the title of The Fung Hon Chu Endowed Chair of Humanics, on […]
In(ex)ception is a project jointly initiated by HKBU and 1a space and generously funded by the Fung Hon Chu Foundation, which connects young students from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds with the community. Through a […]
In this video, Professor John Nguyet Erni talks about the importance of humanics research for our society, sharing about his own research focus on youth culture and ethnic minorities.
On 1 November 2017, Prof John Erni was inaugurated as one of three endowed chairs. For more details about the ceremony.
The Chinese translation of Understanding South Asian Minorities in Hong Kong (with Lisa Leung), has just been published by Chung Hwa Book Company, Hong Kong. The English edition of the book was published in 2014, […]
Louis Ho, Anthony Fung, Chow Yiu Fai and John Erni, the authors of Undressing the Male Professors (透視男教授), presented their new book at PMQ, Hong Kong.
On Friday 22 January 2016, John Erni gave his inaugural lecture titled “Who Needs Human Rights? A critical Legal Humanities Perspective”. Abstract At its seventieth year of global operation, the modern human rights system […]
In December 2015, John Erni delivered a keynote speech at the third ACS (Association for Cultural Studies) Institute 2015 held at the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa. Abstract In the persistent […]