@emmaking01@Hull_Museums@WilberforceHull Thanks Emma it's been an amazing project to work on! I have learnt a lot from the wonderful team which has become Wilberforce House Advisory panel.
In a session about anti-racism at the MA Conference. Developing an anti-racism approach is life changing for white museum professionals. Couldn't agree more. See the world through different eyes. #Museums2023
This is an important and relevant Tweet. It would also be interesting to see the age profile of those made redundant to see if there is any #EverydayAgeism at play.
I made films for Hull Museums. We asked people with knowledge from the local community to speak about black abolitionists. Some finished their films saying most research had been done by white people and asking for more black people to be rearching black history
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So this morning I was sitting in sessions with people declaring themselves as activists reaching out to communities. Now I am in a session talking about the problems of class discrimination within the museum workforce. Guys what are we doing?#Museums2021
Beverley Minster would have been very busy. Not only were there sanctuary seekers but many pilgrims worshipping St John. Both brought wealth and prestige to the town.
The Fridstool or Chair of Peace in Beverley Minster. In medieval times people sought sanctuary here. Of Saxon origin only two exist. The other is in Hexham Abbey.
@Bev_Minster In the Medieval period Beverley Minster claimed it's right of Sanctuary was given by King Athelstan. After praying at St John's tomb he won a battle with the Scots. It is celebrated in this 15thC painting.