Description

Black Heritage Voices is a conference dedicated to uniting professionals working across various roles within the heritage sector, who work with or are interested in Black archives. This includes archivists, researchers, audience engagement specialists, community artists and activists, heritage programmers (Black History Month) and those in leadership positions.

This publication brings together the voices from the inaugural conference,  Black Heritage Voices: The Importance of Black Archives in Preserving Historical Memory to establish a dialogue and exploration around creativity, digital innovation and reframing narratives, with a focus on broadening perspectives within the heritage field and ultimately changing the gaze.

Contributors include:

Carlos Correa Angulo
Pawlet Brookes MBE
Peggy Brunache
Michelle Charters OBE
Cheryl Finley
Angelina Osborne
Mark Sealy OBE
Francesca Sobande
Deborah Willis

978-1-913862-34-3 (Paperback)
978-1-913862-35-0 (eBook)