From the Bishopsgate Institute:
The world has always seen protest and dissent but in these difficult and
changing times, how can the voices that challenge authority really be
heard? How can a message reach the widest number of people? Which forms
of resistance have the greatest impact? How can support be generated and
who is really listening? From protests, rallies and direct action to
worldwide digital petitions and 'armchair activism', our panel of
experienced campaigners discuss methods of protest in today's modern
world.
Speakers included Madeline Carroll (Campaigns Director, 38 Degrees),
Trenton Oldfield (This is Not A Gateway), Nadine El-Enany (Birkbeck,
University of London and Defend the Right to Protest) and Gobi Sivanthan
(Individual activist, Hunger Striker outside London Olympics). The
event was chaired by Hugh Muir (Guardian).
Listen here
Thursday, 25 July 2013
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Conference: The Black Jacobins Revisited: Rewriting History
27-28 October 2013
International Slavery Museum and The Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool
Featuring speakers including Yvonne Brewster, Selwyn Cudjoe, Rawle Gibbons, Robert A Hill, Selma James, Nick Nesbitt, Frank Rosengarten, Bill Schwarz and Matthew J Smith. For a provisional programme, as well as details of registration (by 1 September 2013) see http://blackjacobins.brownpapertickets.com/
For more info, contact Rachel Douglas - Rachel.Douglas@glasgow.ac.uk |
Thursday, 18 July 2013
Guardian Black History wall charts updated
From Gaverne Bennett:
Just writing to let you know that The Guardian black history wall charts I did 5 years ago have been updated and expanded.
The
updates build on the original 5 wall charts e.g. looking at the last 5
years. They will form part of The Guardian collection website.
You can see them here:
and
You can see the original 5 wall charts here:
or follow more updates on twitter:
By
the way, for any of you interested in learning/know about women
scientists I revamped and updated a wall chart I did a while ago you can
see here:
Please feel free to forward this.
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