The Black Curriculum – on Black British Contribution
Lecture on Black British Contributions to Art, with a special focus on Women’s Contribution.
Black British history is not merely a theme for October, but started hundreds of years before Windrush and pre-dates European colonial enslavement. Our work aims to address and overcome these limitations by seeking to provide a contextual, globalised history that roots the Black British experience in histories of movement and migration – 365 days a year.
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Black British English: an online talk by Ifẹ Thompson
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Free Virtual Fostering Information Session
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Disability through the ages
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Virtual Event : Can you support children of Black, Asian and mixed heritage to value their cultural identity through fostering?
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Free Virtual Fostering Information Session
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Reclaiming Narratives: Sharing Our Stories
This October, join us for a transformative evening of storytelling and empowerment. “Reclaiming Narrative: Sharing Our Stories” is…
Free Virtual Fostering Information Session
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