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June 2022
Windrush Day Annual Lecture with Professor Gus John
For the third year running, Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage are delighted to present the 2022 Annual Windrush Lecture by Professor Gus John, as he explores The Road to Independence and what it means for African and African Caribbean countries to be in independent in a constantly evolving changing political landscape. Professor Augustine “Gus” John was born in Grenada and has lived mainly in the UK since 1964. He was a member of the Campaign Against Racial Discrimination…
Find out more »Black Visionaries for the Future – Roundtable
As part of Unearthed: Forgotten Histories, this roundtable discussion gathers international Black women academics with the vision to build and sustain meaningful intergenerational debates surrounding heritage. This roundtable exalts the work of leading pioneering ‘visionaries’ examining how we might build community and collective strategies in Academia. Opening the conversation Dr Anita Gonzalez, Co-Lead of New Racial Justice Institute (USA).
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