#ColonialCountryside Revisited... *Coming soon* - conversations about country walks through colonial Britain with formerly primary pupils (now in their teens) on my National Trust project, Colonial Countryside. Starting with XazQ, who went on an epic journey of discovery after

“The media treat #Farage like he’s a garrulous drunk uncle at a bbq. But he’s dangerous. Fascism is once again a mainstream ideology in Europe and he comes through that tradition.But they just don’t hold him to account.” Listen to ⁦Over The Top Under The Radar⁩ and subscribe

Tbh we RT for other pages quite a lot to help get their message out - a few shares for ours wouldn't go amiss, surely? 🤔 Many thanks to those that have... #community #cardiff #heritage #history #tigerbay #charity

My keynote UniofNorthamptonNews on 5 July championing intersectional equity for Black and Muslim young women will signal a new era of hope day after election. I challenge The Labour Party Labour Black Women's Network to come hear how to really tackle complex social issues from bottom up not top down

Grateful to Sandra Samuels OBE for the op to speak yesterday at the Heritage Centre in Wolverhampton about the Windrush Scandal project/research findings. Amazing that the building which was once Enoch Powell’s Conservative Club now has a plaque in memory of Paulette Wilson.

My thoughts are with Goldsmiths colleagues this weekend who are waiting to find out who will receive redundancy notices on Monday. Please share - on why this matters to anyone who believes in the transformative power of education.

Great to see the work of ⁦Young Historians Project⁩ celebrating the lives of African women ⁦@eveosh⁩⁦History Matters⁩

Local and place-based Black British history is adding nuance and insight into the rich tapestry of British history. Three experts will share insights into their practice and discuss ways of engaging with this history on 9 Oct, online. Register to join! history.ac.uk/events/local-p…

Jack Webb Have you peeped 👀 bit.ly/AfricanHistory…? BTW, 'British History, Black Music, Racism & The Music Industry: 1507-2020'  Tuesday Oct. 15 2024, 6.30-8.30pm South London venue to be announced soon: 2b re-scheduled as a physical+Zoom hybrid bit.ly/BritishHistory…

Lolwe Books is a Pan-African bookstore in the heart of Peckham. Find us in Holdrons Arcade, Rye Lane. We are open Thursday-Sunday every week. Visit us today!

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 Join us for an evening British Library to discuss The Black PhD Experience: Book Launch on Mon 21 Oct 📚✨ Enjoy a keynote from Jason Arday & a panel discussion w/ the editors! Secure your FREE ticket now—spaces are limited! 🔗🎟️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-black-ph…

Book now 24/9/2024 4:00PM: Dr Claudia Tomlinson discusses Jessica Huntley’s Pan-African Life. ilcs.sas.ac.uk/events/caribbe…. Hakim Adi A to the S @Claudia_writes Aleja ዓለጃ Tionne danny thompson

Good to finally receive author copies of my book, representing almost 6 years of research and writing…first copy given to Eric Huntley Huntley Archives for his amazing help. Thanks also Bloomsbury Academic for developing this project.

I have an article in the new issue of Slavic Review on military masculinities & sexuality in the late Russian Empire. It feels like the research (conducted pre-Covid and pre-full scale invasion) happened in a different life. Anyway, free to read here: tinyurl.com/nhe448sn

Interested in how addressing racial inequities in HE assessment can directly reduce race award gaps? See this article I penned for The Conversation theconversation.com/decolonising-t… 'X' friends, please share widely Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power NTF Tweet Advance HE Institute for Equity, University Centre Equity, Diversity & Inclusion @ Uni of Leicester The Office for Students (OfS)

Brilliant!

This weekend marks the end of the Historic Royal Palaces #KensingtonPalace #UntoldLives exhibition. It has been an honour to present a #RediscoveringBlackPortraiture perspective on the story of John Grano, the 18th-century musician who performed in Handel’s orchestra at the Haymarket.

After inheriting the miner's safety lamp that belonged to his great-grandfather, writer Dr Jake Morris-Campbell sets out on a pilgrimage across Northumbria. Travelling from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral, he asks what new ways might be made through the old north.

Global Black Thought, the official journal of the African American Intellectual History Society (AAIHS), is now accepting submissions for a special issue on the theoretical and practical contours of Haitian feminism. For more information, visit bit.ly/4gJdOKR