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One of our #RuralRacismProject case studies examines National Trust's links to slavery and colonialism, and we are following the latest debate on the topic closely.

It might be painful to learn that British colonialism was formative of the countryside, but we must acknowledge this sensitive history comprehensively Corinne Fowler #RuralRacismProject renewal.org.uk/red-walls-gree…

Our researchers Rachel Holgate-Keighley she/they and Dr Viji Kuppan (he/him) doing more ethnographic fieldwork at Harewood House in Yorkshire - thinking about the legacy of empire and the slave trade which contributed to the wealth and ownership of this land #RuralRacismProject

Our researchers explored the Dave Harewood - What's In A Name? exhibit in Harewood House, part of the Missing Portraits Open History programme, which opens-up stories about our heritage and celebrates people of colour who have links to Harewood

Cover of my new book #OurIslandStories: Country Walks Through Colonial Britain. There's a cotton walk, an enclosure walk, a copper walk and much more. With thanks and admiration for my 10 amazing hiking companions Sathnam Sanghera @ArtBhartiParmar, Ingrid Pollard @adjoaparker

#OurIslandStories printed today! Made me reflect on why I wanted to write this book in these fraught times. Taking country walks together are a great way to understand how colonial activity & imperial wealth shaped our countryside. You can pre-order Waterstones Foyles Bookshop or your

Non-white people are made to feel unwelcome in the British countryside, the BBC broadcaster John Craven has claimed ⬇️ thetimes.co.uk/article/countr…

Our #RuralRacismProject researcher Rachel Holgate-Keighley she/they has just published her blog 'Making Research Count: Towards an Inclusive Countryside' in Citizen Writes: citizen.le.ac.uk/blog/inclusive…

Our #RuralRacismProject researchers Rachel Holgate-Keighley she/they Dr Viji Kuppan (he/him) and Adrian Yip will discuss why and how language matters at Pint of Science UK on 13th May. Get your tickets now! 🍻 pintofscience.co.uk/event/voices-u…

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This Wednesday 7pm in Sheffield, I'll be in conversation with Dr Viji Kuppan festivalofdebate.com/2024/corinne-f…

Our #RuralRacism team members Adrian Yip and Dr Viji Kuppan (he/him) had a great time at Pint of Science UK ! Thank you for coming and sharing with us your thoughts on the topic 🍻 #pint24

Great work National Trust, helping to promote an inclusive environment where more and more people can enjoy the benefits of walking through lovely landscapes Rural Racism: Towards An Inclusive Countryside nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/walking/…

Check out Professor Corinne Fowler's perspective on rural racism in the Ramblers Association's latest featured story: ramblers.org.uk/feature/person…

Why on earth is an image of Muslims hiking, being used as the headline image for a story about noise, littering, and urinating in people's gardens in Llanberis? This is irresponsible and misleading. #Islamophobia The Centre for Media Monitoring (CfMM)

Our researchers Rachel Holgate-Keighley she/they , Dr Viji Kuppan (he/him) and Adrian Yip will be discussing some of the latest findings from the #RuralRacismProject at the British Society of Criminology Conference @BSC2024Strath next week! Link to full abstract: strath.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebs…

#SMsociety 2024 is here! Rachel Holgate-Keighley she/they and I will be discussing backlash against #ruralracism on social media later today Rural Racism: Towards An Inclusive Countryside

Recap: Our researchers Rachel Holgate-Keighley she/they Dr Viji Kuppan (he/him) Adrian Yip sharing insights from the #RuralRacism project at BSC and SM&S conferences last two weeks. Thank you all for coming! We can’t wait to meet more of you in the near future.

Honoured to be a part of this important conversation on Racism in Rural Spaces and how we can create a more inclusive countryside