Michelle Charters OBE

Head of International Slavery museum
National Museums Liverpool UK
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[Michelle Charters OBE @M_Charters]

You have heard from the women, you will hear from our men too today #YouTalkWeListen x

[Michelle Charters OBE @M_Charters]

I have purposely not spoken until today because of the pain I felt, but today I introduce you to the voices of Liverpool Black women and men who 'Speak Out About Racism'. #YouTalkWeListen @Kuumba_Imani @jezzahezza Want to know how we feel, listen.
https://t.co/cBeiIwIVK3

[Ashleigh Nugent @NugentAshleigh]

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[BlackHistoryStudies @BlkHistStudies]

"We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist." - James Baldwin ❤️💚🖤

[Black History Month 2026 @bhmuk]

Reclaim the stories that matter most. This #BlackHistoryMonth 2024, we’re celebrating the powerful theme of ‘Reclaiming Narratives.’ Discover how we can honour and elevate Black voices in history and today. #ReclaimingNarrativesBHM #BlackHistoryMonth2024 #OurHistoryOurStory

[Barbara Blake Hannah, O.D., O.S.E. @BBlakeHannah]

British journalist John Masouri has always had 'so much things to say' about Reggae, he put it ALL in one big book about every artist song, producer, event and story of the historic Reggae Seventies in Jamaica and the world. "A must-have reggae Bible" says Alex Wheatle. I agree.

[International Slavery Museum @SlaveryMuseum]

Thank you to everyone who joined our Walk of Remembrance.

From powerful and emotional spoken word, to meaningful moments of connection through music and movement while we walked the streets, coming together like this is what our city does best ❤️💪🏾✊🏽✨

[International Slavery Museum @SlaveryMuseum]

‘It’s our history, it’s the UK’s history and instead of it being hidden, it needs to be recognised, remembered and reconciliation needs to happen’

Michelle Charters on the importance of Slavery Remembrance Day in @guardian

Thank you @nehagohil24 ✍🏽

https://t.co/AMCOUdfcIz

[Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres @LivEveryPlay]

The Young Everyman Playhouse Directors Festival is back, with five brilliant short plays showcasing the talents of this year’s @YoungEveryPlay Directors.

27 Sep – 12 Oct 📍 Liverpool Everyman Theatre⁠
Click the link to find out more 👉 https://t.co/yq1J77OZdq

[Rudolph Walker CBE @RudolphWalkerDA]

At last!! My Autobiography ‘Walking With Dignity’ is out 26 Sept. You can preorder on https://t.co/3kR0k7rL7o

I hope you enjoy. Do spread the word

#autobiography #mylife #actorslife #FamilyFirst

[Black History Month 2026 @bhmuk]

Reclaim the stories that matter most. This #BlackHistoryMonth 2024, we’re celebrating the powerful theme of ‘Reclaiming Narratives.’ Discover how we can honour and elevate Black voices in history and today. #ReclaimingNarrativesBHM #BlackHistoryMonth2024 #OurHistoryOurStory

[Michelle Charters OBE @M_Charters]

@BlkHistStudies Love this, thanks for sharing @blk

[BlackHistoryStudies @BlkHistStudies]

Good Night & Sweet Dreams ❤️💚🖤

[Barbara Blake Hannah, O.D., O.S.E. @BBlakeHannah]

Glad to know that this stupid, hate-filled crime has been erased from sight. The Jamaican, Caribbean and African women inspired by Mary Seacole will continue to give unselfish service to Britain's sick, despite continuing racism.
https://t.co/YtZAgoXw2T

[CSIS @CSISlavery]

This week, as part of the celebrations for #SlaveryRemembranceDay, we held our symposium on space and place - Building on the Past.

Thank you to all of you who attended and to each of the speakers, Dr Richard Benjamin, Professor Ola Uduku, Michelle Charters and Mike Boyle.

[Museums Association @MuseumsAssoc]

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[Laura Pye @laura_culture]

So proud of the whole @NML_Muse team who have worked so hard to pull together a week of activities to commemorate Slavery Remembrance Day in Liverpool, the 25th year we have done so. Concluding today with the walk and Libation ceremony.

https://t.co/AqY1uJGrDM

[Museum-iD Magazine @MuseumID]

Iheanyi Onwuegbucha from Princeton University was co-curator of the new JR Centre for Yoruba Culture and History in Lagos, Nigeria. He will be talking about the project with co-ordinating curator Dr Will Rea at Museum Ideas 2024: https://t.co/CBdoOZxuLs #MuseumIdeas #museum

[International Slavery Museum @SlaveryMuseum]

Next month marks 25 years that we have come together as a city to mark Slavery Remembrance Day.

Join us once again on 23 Aug ✊🏾✨

➡️ https://t.co/KNDgQQ2MpG

[Michelle Charters OBE @M_Charters]

Sending sincere prayers and condolences to the families of the two children who lost their young lives yesterday in #southport, get well wishes to all the other victims of this horrific attack and thanks to our #Merseyside emergency services 😪🙏

[Michelle Charters OBE @M_Charters]

So exciting @NMAAHC and so proud that @SlaveryMuseum @NML_Muse is a partner of this historic international exhibition

[Smithsonian’s NMAAHC @NMAAHC]

Mark your calendar. On Dec. 13, we're opening “In Slavery’s Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World,” an international exhibition that explores, interrogates and reframes the history and legacies of slavery, colonialism and freedom on a global scale.