OU managers cravenly yield to UKLFI, academics around the world are vigorously pushing back. Sign the petition!

13 February 2026

Even after more than two years of Israel’s genocidal aggression in Gaza it seems that managers at some British universities are still only half aware that Israel’s supporters are doing everything they can to suppress the truth about the land theft, ethnic cleansing, mass hostage taking and genocide taking place in Gaza and the OPT. OU senior managers, disregarding their obligation to safeguard free speech, casually failing to seek the advice of qualified faculty, and apparently sympathetic to the views of a foreign lobby group, yielded to a request from UK Lawyers for Israel and agreed to censure language used by its faculty and students about Palestine. Faculty at the OU are now pushing back and invite academics at the OU and elsewhere to sign their petition set out below.

Open Letter to OU Vice-Chancellor

Open Letter to the Vice‑Chancellor of The Open University, UK: Call for Urgent Compliance Action under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 regarding “Ancient Palestine”

Sign here

12 February 2026

Dear Vice‑Chancellor of The Open University,

We, the undersigned, write with profound concern to demand an urgent public retraction of all commitments The Open University in the UK (OU) has made to UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI). These include commitments to not use the term “ancient Palestine” in future learning materials and to add caveats to existing content on grounds of the term being newly “problematic.” A Freedom of Information request confirms the OU’s commitments as stated on UKLFI’s website.

There is a significant risk that these commitments could be interpreted as inconsistent with the OU’s statutory duties under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 (HEFSA). The commitments expose staff to harassment, set harmful precedents for further attacks on academic freedom, and make the OU complicit in the spread of disinformation and a politically motivated attempt to erase Palestine from history. Erasing historical facts can help legitimise Israel’s ongoing and unlawful annexation of Palestinian territories. Moreover, evidence of external interference in academic affairs damages institutional reputation, undermines academic integrity, weakens public trust and discourages open debate, which is central to Universities’ mission. We therefore ask the Vice-Chancellor to urgently and fully retract all commitments the OU has made to UKLFI.

The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 (HEFSA) exists precisely to protect providers and their constituents (students, staff and visiting speakers) against the ideological influence of external lobby groups. UKLFI is a known lobbying entity under investigation for “strategic lawsuits against public participation (slapps)” […] intended to limit freedom of expression on matters of public interest”, as reported in The Guardian, with its charitable wing also under investigation. Under the duties imposed by HEFSA, and in accordance with the Regulator’s Framework for Assessment, UKLFI’s request should have been promptly rejected with no concessions made. We remind the Vice-Chancellor of established interpretations of the Equality Act (2010), and that academic content should not be restricted or modified on the basis of offence, and this includes offence purported by an external lobbying entity.  

Requirements to add context notes as a result of external pressure amounts to compelling academics to frame or present their teaching in a way that reflects the ideological preference of an external lobby group, rather than their own professional judgment. The Office for Students’ Regulatory Advice, Section 3, Point 207 makes clear that “[a]cademic staff should not be constrained or pressured in their teaching to endorse or reject particular value judgements.” Proscription of an academically recognised term (“ancient Palestine”) as a result of external pressure not only constitutes downright censorship but could have a chilling effect on lawful speech and academic freedom.

Despite repeated appeals from concerned members of staff for a public statement, the OU’s continued public silence has allowed its ill-judged commitments and associated disinformation to spread across national and international media, The Telegraph, Israel National News, Talk TV, and others.

Under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023, Vice-Chancellors have a ”positive duty” to take “reasonably practicable steps” to secure and protect lawful speech and academic freedom from improper external influence, with risk of financial penalties for non‑compliance. We therefore respectfully request you fully, publicly and urgently retract all commitments made to UKLFI, issue a public defence of the historical accuracy and importance of the term “ancient Palestine”, and reaffirm the University’s commitment to its statutory duties under the HEFSA. To occasion institutional learning and reduce risk of recurrence, we also demand a thorough, independent inquiry into how this incident occurred.

Sincerely,
The undersigned

Please Sign our Letter Here: https://forms.gle/BGkJBD5YiPheedf99 (names will be updated online regularly)

#TitleNamePositionAffiliationAdditional information
1Prof.Kristina Hultgren Professor of Sociolinguistics, UKRI Future Leaders FellowThe Open University, UKPI of UKRI-funded project Universities Fit for the Future? Democratising Governance in Neoliberalised Higher Education
2Prof.Nur MasalhaFormerly Director of the Centre of Religion and HistorySt. Mary’s University, UKAuthor of Palestine: A Four Thousand Year History
3Prof.Tahrir HamdiDirector of Arab Open University in JordanArab Open University, JordanAuthor of Imagining Palestine
4Dr.Marchella WardLecturer in Classical StudiesThe Open University, UKAuthor of ‘How the Past Became a Weapon of Genocide in Palestine’
5Prof.Rashid KhalidiEdward Said Professor Emeritus of Modern Arab StudiesHistory Department, Columbia University, USAuthor of 8 books, including The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine, see also: Rashid Khalidi in The Guardian
6Prof.Ilan PappéProfessor, Israeli Historian and Political Scientist, Founder and Co-Director of The European Centre for Palestine StudiesUniversity of Exeter, UKAuthor of numerous works on Israel/Palestine, including The Ethnic Cleansing of PalestineLobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the AtlanticTen Myths about Israel
7DrJulia MolinariLecturer in Professional Academic Communication in EnglishThe Open University, UKMember of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group 
8Prof.Sindre BangstadResearch ProfessorKIFO Institute For Church, Religion and Worldview Research, Oslo, NorwayAuthor of ‘The Palestine Exception to Academic Freedom and the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism’
9Prof.Neve GordonProfessor of International Law and Human RightsQueen Mary University of London, UKAuthor of ‘The weaponisation of antisemitism: The Jewish Chronicle and the production of a moral panic’
10DrAneeza PervezBetty Behrens Research Fellow and Associate LecturerUniversity of Cambridge and The Open UniversityAuthor of Witnessing silence: the Palestinian genocide, institutional complicity, and the politics of knowledge
11Prof.James DickinsChair of the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine (Emeritus Professor of Arabic)University of Leeds, UKBritish Committee for the Universities of Palestine
12DrRoberto De VogliAssociate ProfessorUniversità degli studi di Padova, ItalyAuthor of Lancet-article ‘Break the selective silence on the genocide in Gaza’
13Prof.Laleh KhaliliAl Qasimi Professor of Gulf StudiesInstitute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, UKAuthor of Sinews of War and TradeCorporeal Life of SeafaringExtractive Capitalism
14Prof.Ariella Aïsha AzoulayAuthor, art curator and filmmaker; Professor of Comparative Literature and Modern Culture and MediaBrown University, USAuthor of Potential History: Unlearning ImperialismFrom Palestine to IsraelThe One State Condition.
15DrEdward SkidelskyLecturer in PhilosophyUniversity of Exeter, UKDirector of the Committee for Academic Freedom
16DrTracie FarrellSenior Research Fellow, UKRI Future Leaders FellowshipThe Open University, UKPI of UKRI-funded project Shifting Power
17Dr.Ramzy BaroudAmerican-Palestinian journalist and writer; Non-Resident Senior Research FellowCenter for Islam and Global Affairs (CIGA) at Istanbul Zaim University (IZU), TürkiyeAuthor of numerous works, including Before the Flood.
18DrEleni DimouSenior Lecturer in CriminologyOpen University, UKMember of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group 
19Dr.Jonathan MontomoliMedical DoctorRomagna Local Health Authority, ItalyAuthor of Lancet-article ‘Break the selective silence on the genocide in Gaza’
ICM Letter From the pandemic to a war: a call for solidarity with all healthcare workers
20DrBen Wiedel-Kaufmann Lecturer in Art History The Open University, UKMember of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group; Open University UCU Executive Committee (Ordinary Member); Secretary, Lambeth Trades Union Council  
21DrJakob Bro-JorgensenSenior LecturerUniversity of Liverpool, UKDirector, BEAST (Biodiversity in Egyptian Archaeology during Societal Transitions)
22DrTerri GinsbergAssistant Teaching Professor, Cinema and Media StudiesRutgers University, USAAdvisory Board, Institute for the Critical Study of Zionism
23Dr.Syed Mustafa AliLecturer in ComputingThe Open University, UKMember of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group
24DrSalma Al-NimsChief Consulting OfficerInclusive Scopes AdvisorsWomen, Peace and Security
25Prof.Penny GreenProfessor of Law and GlobalisationQueen Mary University of London, UK
26DrClive GabayReader in International PoliticsQueen Mary University of London, UKPhD Open University (2010); Author of A Family in Fragments: Race, Zionism and Retrievable Futures (Forthcoming with Rutgers University Press)
27MrIvan FinneyAssociate Lecturer (Geology) and Curriculum ManagerThe Open University, UKUndergraduate dissertation on the Palestine-Israel conflict, lived and worked in Palestine-Israel in 1982 witnessing the military action of Israel in invading Lebanon
28DrEmma BarkerSenior LecturerThe Open University, UK
29Prof.David JohnsonEmeritus ProfessorThe Open University, UK
30Prof.Suman GuptaProfessor of Literature and Cultural HistoryThe Open University, UK
31Ray CorriganSenior Lecturer in Computing & CommunicationsThe Open University, UK
32DrKim CharnleySenior Lecturer Art HistoryThe Open University, UK
33Prof.Chris CunneenProfessor of CriminologyJumbunna Institute for indigenous Education and Research, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
34Prof.Thalia AnthonyProfessor of LawUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia
35DrLucy HollingworthStaff Tutor in MusicThe Open University, UK
36ProfCarol Azumah DennisProfessor of Education, Policy and PracticeThe Open University, UK
37Prof.Steve TombsEmeritus ProfessorThe Open University, UK
38Farnaz RaisStakeholder Engagement & Delivery LeadThe Open University, UK
39DrKristen ReidSenior LecturerThe Open University, UK
40MsAlison HiggsSenior Lecturer, Social WorkThe Open University, UK
41MrsLubna AsifAssociate EditorThe Open University, UK
42DrNela Smolović JonesSenior Lecturer in Organization StudiesThe Open University, UK
43Allie KerperDevelopment EditorThe Open University, UKOU UCU Rep for Learner and Discovery Services
44DrGeorge Sandifer-SmithLecturer in Creative, Lifelong Learning TutorThe Open University, UK and  Aberystwyth University, UK
45DrBarry PowellAssociate LecturerThe Open University, UK
46Rachel GarnhamSenior Manager, Office of PVC (Students)The Open University, UK
47MsJackie Andrew-BarrettMSC Alumna of OU and previous Assistant TutorThe Open University, UK
48Imogen CharnleyDevelopment EditorThe Open University, UK
49Sonia HawkeyDevelopment EditorThe Open University, UK
50Lizzie EvansDevelopment EditorThe Open University, UK
51DrMayssoun ZucariaReader in Development StudiesKing’s College, London, UK
52DrWarren CarterLecturer/Staff TutorThe Open University, UK
53MrsCeleste ThompsonEditor (Production)The Open University, UK
54DrAmanda SciampaconeLecturer in Art HistoryThe Open University, UK
55DrSandy FraserSenior Lecturer Health and Social CareThe Open University, UK
56Suresh T. NesaratnamRetired Senior Lecturer in Environmental EngineeringThe Open University, UK
57Daniela CiccarelloQuality CoordinatorThe Open University, UKOU Palestine Solidarity Group
58Prof.Rosalind EdwardsProfessor of SociologyUniversity of Southampton, UKBritish Jewish academic
59DrEce KocabicakSenior LecturerThe Open University, UKMember of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group
60MsOlwyn O’Malley Associate Head of School for Students and Tuition, Languages and Applied LinguisticsThe Open University, UKMember of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group
61Katy LaythorneDevelopment EditorThe Open University, UK
62DrAmy Jane BarnesSenior Lecturer and Staff Tutor in Art HistoryThe Open University, UK
63David ChapmanRetired Senior Lecturer in the School of Computing and CommunicationsThe Open University, UK
64MrsElizabeth HindleAdministratorThe Open University, UK
65DrAndrew MurrayLecturer in Art History, Open UniversityLecturer in Art History, Open University
66MsChristina CollinsProduct OwnerThe Open University, UK
67Anusha PatelStudent-activistOU StudentCo-chair of the Open University Friends of Palestine student club
68MrSaleem RashidAssociate LecturerThe Open University, UK
69DrsEmilie GossyePhD researcher in CriminologyVrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
70MsLynn RooneyAssociate LecturerThe Open University, UK
71MsPatricia McCarthyCurriculum Manager (retired)The Open University, UK
72Helen TimlinLibrary AssistantThe Open University, UKMember of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group
73Fiona HobdenStaff Tutor & Senior Lecturer in Classical StudiesThe Open University, UK
74Brunilda PaliAssistant ProfessorUniversity of Amsterdam, Netherlands
75Frank MonaghanHonorary Associate, School of Languages and Applied LinguisticsThe Open University, UK
76Anna Judd-YellandLearning Designer LDAThe Open University, UKMember of the OU Palestine Solidarity Group
77Amy CharlesworthLecturerThe Open University, UK
78DrKathryn MedienSenior LecturerThe Open University, UK
79Barbara SpicerPostgraduate ResearchersThe Open University, UK
80DrSadaf RizviAssociate LecturerThe Open University, UK
81Abbé FarrellPost Graduate StudentThe Open University, UK
82MissRowan DamaschinUndergraduate and prospective OU StudentThe Open University, UK
82Arlene Thomas- RamasutLecturer in Education (retired)Cardiff University, UK
84MrHistory studentThe Open University, UK
85Dr.Lambros FatsisSenior Lecturer in CriminologyCity St George’s University of London
86DrAmjad AlsyoufDean of Scientific ResearchArab Open University, Jordan
87Prof.Jane PoynerProfessorUniversity of Exeter, UKSouth African literature & culture (apartheid and post-apartheid); World literature
88DrJoe TurnerSenior Lecturer in International PoliticsUniversity of York, UK
89DrCaitlin BiddolphLecturer in International RelationsUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia
90Prof.Richard HallProfessor of Education and TechnologyDe Montfort University, UK
91DrAfaf JabiriSenior LecturerUniversity of East London, UK
92MsAna VelascoResearch AssociateUniversity of Bremen, Germany 
93DrDalia MostafaHonorary Research FellowUniversity of Manchester, UK 
94Prof.John HolmwoodEmeritus Professor of SociologyUniversity of Nottingham, UK 
95 DrSami Al-KhawaldehAssistant Professor of LinguisticsArab Open University, Jordan
96Prof.Alfredo Saad FilhoProfessor of International Political EconomyQueen’s University Belfast, UK
97DrPetter EricsonStaff scientistUmeå University, Sweden
98 Dr Norma RantisiProfessor of Geography & PlanningConcordia University, Canada 
99DrLesley DoyleSenior Lecturer in EducationUniversity of Glasgow, UK
100DrAnne-Noel SamahaProfessor of Pharmacology & PhysiologyUniversité de Montréal, Canada
101DrDror WarschawskiResearch Associate in BiophysicsSorbonne Université, Paris, France
102DrCarlos AzevedoResearcherCentre for Research in Higher Education PoliciesA former PhD student and Visiting Fellow at The Open University and a former member of The Open University Palestine Solidarity Group
103DrIman HamamIndependent Scholar
104Ben PietrasSenior Research Platforms EngineerUniversity of Liverpool, UK
105DrPeaks KrafftLecturer in Sociology          University of Edinburgh, UK
106Ms              Gabriella Ibba        PhD candidate          University of East London, UK
107Mays IshnaiwerActivistIndependent
108Shaista ChishtyPhD studentCardiff University, UK
109DrSimone RoweLecturer, Social WorkAustralian Catholic University, AustraliaAnti-genocidal, Decarceral and Anti-Colonial Criminologies (ADAC) Network, Member
110DrNatalia Maystorovich ChulioTeaching Fellow in CriminologyThe University of New South WalesISA RC48 Necropolitics of Mass Violence Research Network Coordinator
111DrOla KittanehAssistant Professor of English LiteratureArab Open University, Jordan
112DrMaria GianacopoulosAssociate ProfessorUniversity of New South Wales, AustraliaDirector Centre for Criminology Law and Justice
113Prof.Jude McCullochProfessor EmeritaMonash University, Australia
114Prof.Elena MarchettiProfessorGriffith University, Australia
115DrSamuel LawtonLecturerUniversity of Glasgow, UK
116Sharon HartlesAlumnaThe Open University, UK
117Prof.Murray LeeProfessor of CriminologyUniversity of Sydney, Australia
118DrTaylor G. HillLecturer in PsychologyUniversity of Dundee, UK
119Prof.Alana LentinProfessor of Cultural and Social AnalysisWestern Sydney University, AustraliaInstitute for the Critical Study of Zionism
120Jenna MizziResearch AssociateFlinders University, Australia
121Sanna RyynänenPhD ResearcherUniversity of JyväskyläResearch interests: racism and coloniality
122MrDaniel JefferyVice Chair (Lambeth UNISON)UNISON
123DrNancy TamimiSenior LecturerKing’s College London, UK
124Dr.Sadia HabibSenior LecturerUniversity of Manchester, UK
125Lila TameaPhD CandidateLiverpool John Moores University, UK
126DrKevin BidermanLecturer (UAL)UAL UCU, UK
127MrsFatimah BoatengLocal Government WorkerLambeth LA, UK
128William CrosbyLecturer in Music and Media StudiesAnglia Ruskin University, UKUCU Rep / Doctoral Researcher at University of the Arts, London
129MissAntonia ListratStudent Union PresidentUniversity of Birmingham Guild of Students, UK
130DrLana TatourSenior Lecturer in Global DevelopmentUniversity of New South Wales, Australia
131DrAntje DeckertAssociate ProfessorAuckland University of Technology, AustraliaCo-editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Decolonisation of Criminology and Justice
132DrNaama CarlinSenior LecturerUniversity of New South Wales, Sydney Australia
133MissFaiza AbdulkadirMPhil/PhD Doctoral ResearcherBirkbeck, University of London, UK
134ProfJames DickinsProfessor of Arabic (Emeritus)University of Leeds, UK
135DrNick RiemerSenior Lecturer, Departments of English and Writing and LinguisticsUniversity of Sydney, Australia
136MrJeremy DrinkallRetired educatorUNISON, UK
137DrKatharine JohnstonSenior LecturerUniversity of Lincoln, UK
138MrMike CushmanResearch Fellow (rtd)London School of Economics, UK
139DrAlice MillsAssociate ProfessorUniversity of Auckland, New Zealand
140DrEmily CliffordLecturerCity St George’s, University of London, UK
141Jessie YeungInternational Students OfficerBristol SU, UK
142MsJocelyn RhodaUNISON shop steward in Children’s social careUNISON, UK
143ProfMiriam DavidProfessor Emerita, Sociology of EducationUniversity College London Institute of EducationEditor, Sage Encyclopaedia of Higher Education (4 volumes)
144Luka CJStudent-activistOU Student, The Open University, UKChair of the OU Friends of Palestine student group
145Jan O’MalleyActivistLambeth and Southwark Palestine Solidarity Campaign
146MissThulile MazosiweStudentUAL Pro-Palestine group
147MissHilary JamesOU StudentThe Open University, UK
148MrSteven McCubbinActivistMilton Keynes branch of Palestine Solidarity Campaign
149MrsSara VaghefianLecturerCentral Saint Martins, UAL
150MrJohn LardnerRetired History TeacherDefend Our JuriesPoetry, Fascism: its psychological, sociological and historical significance (and dangers).
151DrMalcolm MacLeanAcademic Director, Doctoral College/Hon Associate ProfessorUniversity Of Wales Trinity St David/The University of Queensland, AustraliaHistorian with work focused on anti-apartheid struggles and cultural boycotts
152Shyrina RantisiLocal Authority WorkerLambeth Unison, UK
153Cara EvelynStudentThe Open University, UK
154Megan ChampionStudentThe Open University, UK
155Natalia Espinosa CorreaStudentThe Open University, UK
156Elly Ní FhaoláinMember GMBUWU
157Eden byrneStudentThe Open University, UK
158Ioanna KalogerakiStudentThe Open University, UK
159Nickla LambArts and Humanities StudentThe Open University, UK
160MissAmaya Nain-LaycockStudentNA
161Prof.Keith AttenboroughEmeritus ProfessorThe Open University, UK
162Astrid CoppockAlumnusThe Open University, UK
163Lara Krause-AlzaidiAssistant ProfessorLeipzig University, Germany
164DrPrithvi ShresthaSenior Lecturer in English Language and Applied LinguisticsThe Open University, UK
165Marie SuardSocial Psychology StudentThe Open University, UK
166Ana Beatriz GarciaStudentThe Open University, UK
167Luay SalmanAssociate Lecturer (STEM)The Open University, UK
168DrAhmed TarekResearch FellowCERN, Switzerland
169Prof.Alessandro FerrettiAssociate ProfessorUniversità di Torino, ItalyINFN
170DrBill GuarientoSenior Lecturer, English Language and LinguisticsNorthumbria University, UK
171Prof.Miguel Pérez-MilansProfessor of Language, Discourse and CommunicationUniversity College London, UK
172Prof.Lauren Hall-LewPersonal Chair in SociolinguisticsThe University of Edinburgh, UK
173Prof.John GrayProfessor of Applied Linguistics and EducationUniversity College London, UK
174MxKahlo DemmenieStudentThe Open University, UKCriminology and Psychology
175Prof.Theresa LillisProfessor Emerita, English Language and LinguisticsWELS, The Open University, UK
176Colette AnsellStudent
177Prof.Alison PhippsProfessor of Languages and Intercultural StudiesUniversity of GlasgowUNESCO Chair for Refugee Integration through Education, Languages and Arts
178DrDeirdre ByrneStaff ResearcherAtlantic Technological University, Ireland, UK
179Prof.Clare DownhamProfessor of Medieval HistoryUniversity of Liverpool, UK
180Prof.Miguel FusterProfessor of English LinguisticsUniversity of Valencia, SpainResearcher in Corpus Linguistics
181DrSteffen HopeResearcherUniversity of Bergen, Norway
182DrGiuliana FerriAssociate ProfessorUniversity College London, UK
183DrKate MathisLecturer in CelticUniversity of Edinburgh, UK
184Prof.John P. O’ReganDeputy Director, International Centre for Intercultural StudiesUniversity College London, UK
185DrGina GwenffrewiLecturer in Culture and Media, Trans and Queer StudiesUniversity of Edinburgh, UK
186MrsNikki MurphyTeacherNone
187DrTim HammondLecturer in English LiteratureThe Open University, UK
188MrsEve McGowanTeacher/LawyerNo university
189Anna LilleyOpen University undergraduate studentThe Open University, UK
190Taylor GrayAssistant Research Professor of Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies and Jewish StudiesPenn State, U.S., University of St Andrews, UK alumnBiblical Scholar
191DrIan PooleIndependent WriterNoneResearch into early Christianity
192DrSusan PooleSelf-employedLiverpool University, UKPhD Architectural History
193Pauline LybertConcerned humanLiverpool John Moores University, UK
194DrNicholas S. M. MatheouLecturer in Global Medieval HistoryUniversity of Edinburgh, UK
195DrJeremy DellLecturer in African HistoryUniversity of Edinburgh, UK
196Prof.John ClarkeEmeritus Professor of Social PolicyThe Open University, UK
197Prof.Quentin WilliamsDirector, Centre for Multilingualism and Diversities Research (CMDR)University of Western Cape, South Africa
198MrsGill BodenRetiredCardiff University, UK
199Yarden Azoulay KatzAssistant ProfessorUniversity of Michigan
200Michael SweeneyStudentThe Open University
201Luan CareyUG StudentUniversity of Edinburgh, UK
202Prof.Ann SheffieldProfessor Emerita of ChemistryAllegheny College, US
203DrGeetha ReddySenior LecturerThe Open University, UK
204DrDavid g. RobertsonSenior LecturerThe Open University, Religious Studies
205MsMajella KavanaghAssociate LecturerWELS, The Open University
206DrChristine PlastowSenior Lecturer in Classical StudiesThe Open University, UK
207DrNiall OddyStaff Tutor in HistoryThe Open University, UK
208DrSinead EcclesStaff TutorThe Open University, UKMember of the Palestinian Solidarity Group
209ProfDavid BlockHonorary Professor in SociolinguisticsUniversitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain
210DrJames DooleyLecturer in Music TechnologyThe Open University, UK
211DrAnthony HowellStaff TutorThe Open University, UK
212MrsLucy SledgeUniversity of Cumbria, UK
213DrNaomi BarkerSenior Lecturer in MusicThe Open University, UK
214DrDogan YukselResearch FellowThe Open University, UK
215DrJaspal SinghAssociate LecturerUniversity of the West of England, UK
216DrBethan Michael-FoxStaff TutorThe Open University, UK
217DrMaria RelakiAssociate LecturerThe Open University, UK
218Prof.Orri VésteinssonProfessor of ArcheologyUniversity of Iceland, Iceland
219DrPaul BreenSenior Digital Learning DeveloperUniversity College London, UKEd Tech and teacher development; Social Justice
220ProfDavid KazanjianDepartment of English and Program in Comparative Literature and Literary TheoryUniversity of Pennsylvania, US
221MaFelicia M. B. CamposHistory TutorUniversity of Edinburgh, UK
222DrAngeliki LymberopoulouSenior Lecturer in Art HistoryThe Open University, UK
223Prof.Mimi Tatlow-GoldenProfessor of Interdisciplinary Studies of Childhood and YouthThe Open University, UK