For my own mental well-being I am not doing media interviews on the race commission today. Like so many in Britain’s Black community I’m tired! Tired of the endless debate about whether structural racism exists with little desire to actually address it. We are being gaslighted.
Can we still have the same cultures as the engineers of the industrial revolution? Join us, Aaron Matthew, Lara Lelemi & Ayo Sokale CEng MICE on the 7th April to discuss this and much more.
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Despite your thoughts in regards to the recent protests in Bristol, do engineers have a responsibility to discuss historical assets in our society?
Join us on the 7th April, 7pm for a discussion.
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Do engineers understand our historical legacy?
Join us on the 7th of April at 7pm.
How do we challenge traditional engineering practices? Should we?
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Do engineers understand our historical legacy? Join us on the 7th of april to chat about all things heritage, statues and engineering!
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Eater London writes about the threat to The India Club being part of a bigger picture - our city's unrelenting focus on short-term profit & regeneration, and what this means for the future of London. Very much worth a read: https://t.co/4fNIqdDzSn
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Should engineers be involved in the reviewing of statues, historical assets and heritage?
Email DVERSTY with a chance to shape the debate!
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Great to see important upgrades completed by @networkrail at Feltham station🚉. Will make a huge difference on this key commuter line, providing smoother journeys and improving accessibility.
Part of our commitment to #BuildBackBetter from Covid-19.
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"It's relatable, it's hilarious."
Meet Shaan Ali, the 17-year-old A-Level student who made a small parish council meeting go viral after he unearthed it on YouTube.
Great piece in this month's @ncedigital with @AaronM_Engineer talking about the connections between race and engineering. Really important questions raised about whether engineers should consider Grenfell tragedy as a technical issue, or also as a product of social structures.
When somebody tells me the British gave India Railways I remind them that they charged indians twice the amount per mile of railway than other 'white' colonies.
"But what about the railways?" is something that inevitably comes up when you talk about British rule in India. The latest episode of Empires of Dirt is here to unpack alllll that